Hazard evaluation
Lead Risk Assessments
A lead risk assessment goes beyond identifying whether tested materials contain lead. It evaluates hazards, property conditions and potential exposure pathways so owners and managers can make a more informed response plan.
Request project scope
Who this service supports
A scope built for the property and the decision.
AAA Lead works with residential, commercial, institutional and public-sector clients. Before field work begins, the team clarifies the property, concern, intended use of the findings and documentation needs.
- Homeowners and families
- Landlords and property managers
- Housing organizations
- Schools and public facilities
Potential scope
What the engagement may include
- Property condition review
- Paint and component evaluation
- Dust, soil or water pathways where relevant
- Targeted environmental sampling
- Hazard-focused findings
A useful report, not a data dump
Documentation designed to help the next person act.
Exact report content depends on the agreed scope. AAA Lead’s current project materials emphasize understandable findings, tables, photographs and property diagrams.
Scope and property narrative
Included or addressed when relevant to the agreed project scope.
Observed condition findings
Included or addressed when relevant to the agreed project scope.
Sampling results where included
Included or addressed when relevant to the agreed project scope.
Hazard-focused summary
Included or addressed when relevant to the agreed project scope.
Common questions
What clients ask before scheduling.
How is a risk assessment different from an inspection?
A lead inspection is designed to identify lead-based paint or other tested lead sources. A risk assessment is focused on lead hazards, property conditions and exposure pathways. The services may be combined when the project needs both kinds of information.
Who performs the assessment?
AAA Lead’s principal, Michael Cohn, holds California lead Inspector/Risk Assessor certification along with project design, monitoring and supervision certifications.
Ready to discuss your property or project?
Discuss your lead risk assessments scope.
Tell us what you are planning, where the property is located and what decision the testing must support. AAA Lead will help you identify the next step.