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What Is XRF Lead Paint Testing?
XRF (X-ray Fluorescence) lead testing is a quick, non-invasive method to detect lead-based paint in walls, trim, doors, windows, and more—without damaging the surface. It’s the gold standard for pre-renovation inspections in properties built before 1978, helping you stay compliant with the EPA’s Renovation, Repair, and Painting (RRP) Rule and HUD guidelines.
If you’re disturbing painted surfaces in older buildings, this test is your first line of defense.
Schedule Your XRF Renovation Lead-Based Paint Testing in Colorado Today!
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Natausha Guajardo
2025-07-08
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2025-07-08
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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!
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2025-07-03
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2025-07-02
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2025-06-30
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2025-06-26
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2025-06-20
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2025-05-28
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2025-04-01
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When Do You Need an XRF Lead Inspection?
You’ll likely need XRF lead testing if:
- Your renovation affects painted surfaces in a pre-1978 building
- You’re remodeling homes, apartments, or child-occupied spaces
- You’re bidding on HUD-funded housing projects
- You want to document compliance for EPA or CDPHE oversight
- You’re renovating with young children, pregnant individuals, or tenants present
Even light work—like replacing a window or sanding trim—can release dangerous lead dust.
Why Choose XRF?
Instant Results
No waiting days for a lab. We deliver on-the-spot results, so you can keep your renovation moving.
Non-Destructive
No drilling, scraping, or peeling. XRF scans through the paint layers and gives you an accurate readout without any damage.
Fully Compliant
Satisfies EPA, HUD, and Colorado CDPHE regulations for lead-safe renovation planning.
Where Is Lead-Based Paint Common?
Lead paint isn’t just on the walls. We commonly find it in:
- Window frames, door trim, and stair railings
- Built-in cabinets and shelving
- Walls, ceilings, and soffits
- Exterior siding, porches, and eaves
- Commercial-grade doors and structural steel
If your building predates 1978, assume it’s a possibility—and test to be sure.
What Happens If Lead Is Present?
If our inspection shows lead-based paint in the renovation zone, you have two options:
- Use EPA-certified RRP-safe work practices
- Hire a licensed lead abatement contractor
Either way, our report gives you a clear roadmap for compliance and safety—no guessing, no risky shortcuts.
How XRF Testing Works
- The inspector uses a handheld XRF gun to scan surfaces
- The device reads the atomic signature of lead within paint layers
- Results show immediately on the screen
- No paint removal or physical samples needed
Our devices are calibrated daily, and all tests are conducted by EPA-certified and CDPHE-accredited inspectors.
Health Risks of Lead Paint Disturbance
Lead dust can be toxic even in tiny amounts. It’s especially harmful to:
- Children under 6 – can suffer brain damage, learning delays, and behavioral issues
- Pregnant women – risk of miscarriage or fetal development problems
- Adults – may experience high blood pressure, kidney issues, or memory loss
Most lead poisoning symptoms are invisible. That’s why prevention through testing is essential.
What to Expect During Your Inspection
Our process is straightforward:
- Review renovation plans and identify impact areas
- Use XRF device to scan suspect surfaces
- Mark positive zones to guide your contractor
- Provide clear documentation for your records and regulators
Preparing for Your Visit
To keep the inspection smooth:
- Share your renovation scope or areas being disturbed
- Ensure access to both interior and exterior surfaces
- Don’t sand, prep, or paint over suspect areas before testing
- Let tenants or occupants know in advance if needed
Your Final Report Includes:
- Lead status for each surface tested (positive or negative)
- Notes on condition and materials
- Recommendations based on EPA and HUD standards
- Color-coded visuals (if mapping is requested)
We deliver your report the same day in most cases, so you can act fast.
XRF Renovation Q&A
It uses low-level X-rays to detect lead in paint—non-destructively, with immediate results.
Yes. The radiation level is extremely low and poses no risk to occupants.
Yes—because you don’t know if it contains lead. EPA requires confirmation before disturbance.
Most inspections take under 2 hours. Reports are sent the same day.
We’ll explain your next steps—whether that means RRP-safe practices or licensed abatement.
Book Your XRF Lead Renovation Inspection
Renovation delays are expensive. So are fines. Get your inspection done right, right away.
Call us or use the form below to upload your renovation plans and request a same-day visit from our certified lead inspectors.