Homes built before the 1980s often carry two questions newer homes don't: lead in the paint and asbestos in the materials. The Older Home Screening bundles both checks into one add-on, at a better value than booking them separately, so you know before you renovate, sand, or settle in.
Both screenings follow the same professional process as our standalone services: EPA-recognized surface testing for lead, and accredited laboratory analysis for asbestos.
If the home predates 1980, assume both questions are on the table. One bundled decision at booking answers them with documentation instead of guesses.
Add it to your inspection and the era-specific risks get answered in the same visit, before you commit at the closing table.
Cutting, sanding, and demo are what turn dormant materials into airborne problems. Test first, then plan the work safely and legally.
Lead exposure risk is highest for young children. Screening the surfaces they touch most is a simple, protective step before move-in.
Probably not. Lead paint was banned for residential use in 1978 and asbestos use declined through the 1980s. For newer homes, the Home Essentials Screening (radon plus sewer scope) is the bundle that fits.
You get written documentation you can act on: manage materials in place, plan renovation-safe practices, or bring in licensed abatement professionals. Findings can also support seller negotiations.
Close cousin. The Home Health & Safety Screening covers radon, lead, and asbestos together. This bundle focuses on the two era-specific checks; pair it with radon or the Essentials bundle for the fullest picture.
Related: Lead-Based Paint Screening · Asbestos Screening · Home Health & Safety Screening
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