Lead Soil Testing

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What Is Lead Soil Testing?

Lead soil testing determines if toxic lead particles are present in the ground around your home, business, school, or construction site.

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Our Clients

Natausha Guajardo
Natausha Guajardo
2025-07-08
Vanessa is very responsive and has impeccable customer service. 10/10!
Isam Khalafalla
Isam Khalafalla
2025-07-08
Very knowledgeable and professional company. I recommend them for environmental testing
Lourens Erasmus
Lourens Erasmus
2025-07-04
Had a great experience working with Vanessa! Awesome communication throughout and we were able to get an inspection scheduled within 24 hours of calling. Would definitely recommend!
Justin Petersen
Justin Petersen
2025-07-03
ICREDIBLE PEOPLE!!! VANESSA AND HER TEAM ARE AMAZING AND MORE THAN WILLING TO HELP OUT
Cuong Nguyen
Cuong Nguyen
2025-07-02
Vanessa is a great helper I’ve gotten compared to many needs in my life so far. Her encourage and comfort voice really helps me to calm down. We need more representatives like Vanessa in this high pressures and headache life. Thank you Vanessa ❤️
Abel Reyes
Abel Reyes
2025-06-30
Called about a last minute mold test with same day results. They were able to squeeze me in and get the job done! I’ll definitely be using them in the e future. Very fast, efficient and professional. Thank you!
Jeffery Carico
Jeffery Carico
2025-06-26
My name is Jeff I called today and spoke with Vanessa. I was in a hurry to get asbestos testing as soon as possible. She was more than accommodating. She made several calls to help me coordinate to have testing done. She went above and beyond. Not only did she get it scheduled she got it scheduled for the same day. She is an amazing asset to your company. Make sure you hang onto her.. I would highly recommend this company to everyone. They have true Customer Service, which is hard to find these days. Thanks again, Vanessa for all your help. You get ⭐️ ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
Sean G
Sean G
2025-06-20
Gave me some very honest and helpful advice.
Drake Zimmerman
Drake Zimmerman
2025-05-28
Called on Memorial Day to schedule some inspections, and they immediately had me scheduled for next day. Outstanding customer service, and their inspector Gaylon was great. Thanks Vanessa and everyone at Enviocore!
Katherine Kerns Himstedt
Katherine Kerns Himstedt
2025-04-01
I spoke with Vanessa - they were honest, transparent with me which I really appreciate. I had some questions about lead testing and they were straight shooters with me. Definitely recommend them and will use their business in the future.

When Should You Test for Lead in Soil?

You should schedule a lead soil inspection if:

  • You live near or are renovating a pre-1978 building
  • Children play in the yard or you’re planting a garden
  • You’re installing sod, grass, or raised beds
  • The property had past paint removal or demolition
  • You’re involved in a HUD project or real estate transaction
  • A child with an elevated blood lead level (EBLL) lives at the property

Where Is Lead in Soil Typically Found?

Lead tends to concentrate in:

  • Drip zones under eaves or painted siding
  • Soil near porches, steps, or painted walls
  • Areas next to garages, sheds, or old fences
  • Walkways, play areas, or gardens in older neighborhoods
  • Properties close to factories, railroads, or major roads

Why Soil Lead Testing Matters

Lead-contaminated soil poses serious risks, especially for children and pets. Exposure happens through:

  • Playing in dirt and putting hands in mouth
  • Tracking contaminated soil indoors
  • Growing produce in affected gardens

Testing ensures:

  • Safer landscaping and renovation
  • Peace of mind for families
  • Regulatory compliance for projects and transactions
  • Prevention of legal or environmental liability

Health Risks of Lead in Soil

Long-term exposure to contaminated soil can lead to:

  • Lower IQ and learning disabilities in children
  • Behavioral problems and developmental delays
  • Reproductive issues and complications during pregnancy
  • Chronic neurological effects in adults

Soil testing is a smart, preventative health step—especially before construction or gardening.

How EnvioCore Can Help

EnvioCore provides certified lead soil testing across Colorado for:

  • Homeowners and buyers
  • Real estate developers
  • Schools and daycares
  • Environmental consultants
  • City and state agencies

We handle the full process:

  • Certified soil collection by trained inspectors
  • Fast, accurate lab analysis
  • Clear, actionable reporting
  • Support for remediation or next steps if needed

How It Works

  1. We evaluate your site and identify high-risk areas
  2. Soil samples are collected from the top 0–2 inches (or deeper if needed)
  3. We document and label all samples using EPA protocols
  4. Samples are tested in a certified lab for total lead
  5. Results are delivered in 3–5 business days (expedited available)

Preparing for Your Soil Inspection

To ensure smooth testing:

  • Avoid disturbing soil prior to inspection
  • Identify play zones, garden beds, or drip zones
  • Clear any surface debris (leaves, mulch, trash)
  • Share any background on previous lead work or concerns

Your Final Report Will Include:

  • A list or map of sampling locations
  • Lab results with total lead levels
  • Comparisons against EPA/CDPHE safety limits
  • Next-step recommendations for remediation or use
  • Documentation suitable for compliance, development, or due diligence

Lead Soil Testing FAQs

Why is soil testing important before landscaping or building?

Disturbing contaminated soil can spread toxic dust or expose residents—especially kids. Testing first helps guide safe project planning.

What if lead is found in my soil?

We’ll advise on containment or removal strategies. Common options include soil replacement, barriers, or raised beds.

Can children play safely in contaminated yards?

Not without remediation. Even small amounts of lead can cause harm if tracked indoors or ingested.

Is this required by law?

It may be required in HUD projects, EBLL investigations, or property transactions involving pre-1978 buildings.

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