Service Description

Ohio Unleaded’s Paint Assessment provides property owners, managers, and landlords with a clear overview of a building’s paint condition, potential lead-related concerns, and safe maintenance practices. This service is ideal for those taking a proactive approach to maintaining older homes or preparing for Lead-Safe Certification. What the Assessment Includes Our Paint Assessment begins with a visual evaluation of interior and exterior painted surfaces to identify peeling, cracking, or chipping paint, along with factors such as moisture or friction that may cause deterioration. We also conduct a property background review, collecting key details such as year built, ownership history, and any previous lead-related notices or compliance actions. Following the assessment, clients receive personalized education and guidance on safe cleaning, paint maintenance, and moisture control, along with a clear roadmap for addressing deteriorated paint safely and effectively. Who It’s For The Paint Assessment is ideal for: Homeowners seeking to understand their property’s condition and prevent costly repairs. Landlords and property managers preparing for tenant turnover or Lead-Safe Certification. Real estate professionals handling pre-1978 properties with potential lead concerns. Investors or maintenance teams needing documented proof of paint condition before renovations. Benefits Early detection of paint deterioration before it becomes a health or compliance issue. Reliable background data to support future assessments or clearances. Expert education on maintaining a lead-safe environment and meeting local requirements. Preparation for Toledo’s Lead-Safe Certification by identifying concerns in advance. What You Receive Clients receive a concise, easy-to-read report that includes: An overview of paint condition and areas of concern. Photos and an interior diagram of the property for reference. Step-by-step recommendations for maintenance or further testing. This report offers clarity and confidence in taking the right steps to maintain safety and compliance. Important Note A Paint Assessment is not a Lead Risk Assessment and does not include dust-wipe sampling or lab testing. However, it’s an excellent first step in identifying potential hazards and determining whether additional testing or abatement is necessary