According to the EPA, lead paint poisoning affects over one million children today. Learning disabilities, hearing loss, and violent behavior are some of the effects that lead paint can have on young children. Many homes and apartments built before 1978 included lead-based paint. The lead from paint, chips, and dust can pose serious health hazards! It's important to educate yourself. If buying a home built before 1978, did the seller or real estate agent provide you with a Lead Based Paint Disclosure form?

The EPA suggests numerous reasons to have your Jacksonville home tested for lead paint (Lead Paint Checklist):

• there are (or will be) young children in the home (children's bodys absorb lead faster)
• you are renting or buying a home
• you are about to remodel, renovate, repaint, or otherwise maintain your home in a way that might disturb lead paint (re: touching lead paint or breathing dust with lead)

Here's what you need to know about lead poisoning from the EPA. Areas where lead can be found:

• Paint - typically in homes built before 1978.
• In soil around the home
• Household dust
• Drinking water
• Old painted toys and furniture

Lead Testing Options:

Several sampling options available (soil, paint chips, dust, toy/furniture). Please let us know what you want sampled so we can guide you to the correct type of service.

NOTE: Site location(s) chosen by customer (we recommend areas of deteriorated paint or areas that could be accessed by a child). Samples taken are sent to an accredited lab for testing. This service comes with our education EPA brochure "Protect your Family From Lead in Your Home", at no charge!

A discount may be available when you combine this service with other services, or for multiple samples. 904-268-8211

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