Lead
Lead is a soft pliable metal found in multiple products including bullets, paint, varnashes, shellacs, ceramics, piping, solders, gasoline, batteries and even cosmetics. Today, federal and state regulatory standards help to limit and/or prevent lead hazards from being added to consumer products and utilized in occupational settings.
Lead-based paint in older homes, old piping, contaminated soil, household dust, drinking water, lead crystal, and lead-glazed pottery are the leading sources of lead exposure in the United States.
Lead Inspections
We offer two types of Lead inspections:
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Lead Based Paint Inspection = Indentify the presence and location of lead based paint
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Lead Assessment = Identification of lead hazards
Contact Anderson Property at 719.640.8489 or email to learn more
Did you know?
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The #1 source of contaminated soil is leaded gasoline
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Age and condition of Lead based paint are factors in regard to level of hazard - the older and more deteriorated the paint, the more of a risk it posess
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When ingested, lead is mistaken by the body for calcium
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Lead is used in building components such as roofing, cornices, electrical conduits, and water and sewage pipe
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Biggest uses for lead today: batteries an bullets
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Health effects of lead poisoning can be found in the:
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Nervous System
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Kidneys
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Cardiovascular System
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Reproductive System
Contact Anderson Property at 719.640.8489 or email to learn more
HOW CAN ANDERSON PROPERTY HELP YOU WITH YOUR NEXT Lead-Based-Paint PROJECT?
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Comprehensive, State and EPA certified lead based paint inspection and report - We'll locate, identify and report on specific building components painted with lead based paint
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Professional consultation - We'll help you find the most cost effective way to deal with lead based paint in your home or office
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Soil Sampling
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Lead dust sampling
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Lead Pre and Post Abatement Sampling
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RRP Clearance Sampling
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