Post-work verification
Lead Clearance Testing
Clearance testing is performed after lead hazard control or abatement work to evaluate whether the work area meets the applicable project criteria. AAA Lead can help define the needed inspection, sampling and documentation scope before the site is released.
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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.
- Abatement and renovation contractors
- Property owners and managers
- Housing and public agencies
- Project consultants
Potential scope
What the engagement may include
- Post-work visual assessment
- Dust wipe sampling where required
- Project criteria review
- Chain-of-custody coordination
- Clearance documentation
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.
Documented visual findings
Included or addressed when relevant to the agreed project scope.
Sampling location record
Included or addressed when relevant to the agreed project scope.
Laboratory result coordination
Included or addressed when relevant to the agreed project scope.
Pass/fail context where applicable
Included or addressed when relevant to the agreed project scope.
Common questions
What clients ask before scheduling.
What is lead clearance testing?
Lead clearance testing is a post-work evaluation that may include a visual assessment and environmental sampling. Its purpose is to document whether the work area meets the applicable clearance criteria.
When should clearance be scheduled?
Schedule the scope before the project begins so cleaning, access, sampling locations and documentation requirements can be coordinated with the project team.
Ready to discuss your property or project?
Discuss your lead clearance testing 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.