Overdue for your lead inspection?
Pre-1978 rentals in were required to be inspected by . Once your township notice arrives, you typically have just 30 days to comply. We get you inspected and Lead-Safe certified in days — before fines start stacking up.
Certified in three steps
One phone call starts the process. Most properties pass the visual inspection and walk away with a 3-year Lead-Safe Certificate.
Call or book online
One call to 973-500-3233 and we match you with the next available inspection slot — usually within days.
Quick visual inspection
A certified inspector visually assesses painted surfaces for chipping or deterioration. Most visits take under an hour per unit.
Get your certificate
No hazards found? Your Lead-Safe Certificate is issued — proof of compliance, valid for a full 3 years.
Does your property need this now?
New Jersey's Lead Safe Certification Act requires periodic lead-hazard inspections of rental units to prevent childhood lead poisoning. If all three apply to you, your inspection is already overdue:
Own a multi-unit building registered with the DCA for 10+ years? Call us first — your units may qualify for an exemption.
What happens at the visual inspection?
Our NJDCA-certified inspector walks your unit and visually assesses painted surfaces for chipping and deterioration. No deteriorated paint found? You're issued a Lead-Safe Certificate on the spot — valid for 3 years.
Per HUD guidelines, anything larger than a hairline crack or a nail hole counts as deteriorated paint. If hazards are found in a pre-1978 home, remediation may be required before certification.
Why did I get a notice?
NJ property tax records indicate your property may be a rental. Not a rental? Complete the form below and we'll remove you from the township's rental records.
Get on this week's schedule
Most township notices give owners just 30 days to schedule an inspection. Call now or leave your details and a member of our staff will reach out to lock in your inspection — usually within one business day.
973-500-3233Property not a rental?
If your property is not a rental unit, certify it below and you'll be removed from the township's records — no inspection needed.
Certify my property is NOT a rental →