Lead Testing
Full Spectrum Environmental provides lead testing services throughout the state of Florida.
Contact us today to schedule an appointment for our lead testing services and maintain a safe envrionment for your home or business
Lead testing services in florida
Exposure to lead can pose significant health risks, especially for children and pregnant women. Whether in drinking water, old paint, or building materials, lead contamination can go undetected without proper testing.
Full spectrum Environmental provides comprehensive lead testing services to guarantee safe and compliant environments for homes, businesses, and industrial properties.
Specialized Lead Testing SErvices
We offer three specialized lead testing services.
Lead-Water Test
Lead can leach into drinking water from corroded pipes, plumbing, fixtures, and solder, making lead water testing essential for homes, schools, and commercial properties. We analyze lead concentration levels in compliance with EPA and CDC guidelines.
Lead-Paint Test
Lead – based paint is a common hazard in homes and buildings built before 1978. As paint deteriorates, lead dust, and chips pose a major health risk, especially for young children. Full Spectrum Environmental offers EPA – compliant lead paint testing to assess potential hazards in residential and commercial properties.
Lead-Material Test
Lead is not just found in paint and water – it can also be present in bricks, ceramic, plumbing, and construction materials is identifying lead contamination in building materials essential before demolition, renovations, or repairs to prevent the release of toxic particles into the air.
Signs That you May have Lead Contamination
Lead contamination can go unnoticed for years, posing serious health risk to residents and workers. If you own an older home or commercial property, it’s important to check for potential lead exposure. Here are some common signs that indicate you may need professional lead testing:
- Homes or buildings built before 1978
- Old or corroded plumbing systems
- Chipping or peeling paint in older properties
- Industrial or commercial sites with historical lead exposure
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How do I know if I need lead testing?
If you live in an older property, have frequent plumbing issues, or notice peeling paint, lead testing is recommended. You may be exposed to harmful lead levels from water originating in lead pipes, dust from deteriorating paint, or contaminated building materials. A professional lead assessment can help determine if your property is at risk.
How long does lead testing take, and when will I get results?
The lead testing process is quick and minimally – invasive, typically taking 30 minutes to an hour per area. Once samples are collected, they are either analyzed in the field or by a certified laboratory, with results available immediately or within 3 to 5 business days. We provide a detailed report with findings and recommendations upon request.
How can I reduce lead exposure in my home or business?
If lead is detected steps like replacing old pipes, using certified water filters, repainting with – safe materials, and conducting routine cleaning can help reduce exposure. We offer expert guidance and customized solutions to ensure your property meets safety standards.
Should I test for lead for real estate transactions or renovations?
It is highly recommended to test for lead in real estate transactions and renovations, particularly for homes built before 1978. If you are planning renovations, lead testing is important for ensuring compliance with safety guidelines and preventing hazardous exposure. This applies to homebuyers, sellers, and property managers alike.
How much does professional lead testing cost?
The cost of lead testing varies based on the type of testing, how many samples, and the size of the property. Prices typically range from $200-$600, depending on whether you need lead testing for water, paint, or building materials. Contact Full Spectrum Environmental for a customized quote and to schedule your lead inspection.