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Protect your family. Left undetected and untreated, lead can lead to health problems. Property Inspection Pros, are your Lead Paint Inspection services for residential and commercial properties in the Baltimore metro area! We fully understand that the security and safety of your family or employees is paramount and just as important as obtaining the appropriate permits for your home or business.
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Property Inspection Pros specialize in quickly determining if your home or facility has been affected by lead. XRF lead inspection provides on the spot results. Since the discovery of lead’s serious medical concerns, many class action lawsuits have been introduced. This is why it is now a requirement in the state of Maryland to conduct this lead inspection.
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What Everyone Should Know About Lead Poisoning
Millions of American children are affected by lead poisoning. Children who live in old, poorly maintained housing or in housing undergoing renovation, face the greatest risk. Suburban and rural children face danger too, if they live in older homes with peeling or chipping paint or in houses being renovated.
Lead paint is the major source of lead poisoning in the United States. Chipped or peeling lead paint poses the greatest risk. However, even intact lead paint can create fine lead dust which may be difficult to see. Millions of homes have lead on windows and sills, doorframes, stairways, railings, banisters, woodwork, molding, porches, fences.
Peeling paint and dust caused by lead paint chips are either inhaled by children or eaten by children. Children also suck on their hands or toys that have lead dust on them. Some toddlers even eat paint chips or chew on lead painted windowsills and stair rails because the paint chips are sweet.
Since 1977, the law changed prohibiting or limiting the use of lead in household paints. Therefore, family living in post 1978 housing are generally not at risk for lead poisoning.