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LeadBased Paint Visual Assessment: Introduction For Homes Constructed Before 1978 As a potential purchaser of a home constructed before 1978, you must know: 1. The seller must provide all known records and documents of the presence of leadbased paint on the property. Any knowledge of leadbased paint hazards MUST be disclosed by the seller. 2. You are required, for your health, to review the EPA Pamphlet entitled Protect Your Family From Lead in Your Home which can be downloaded at: www.epa

How to fill out lead-based paint visual assessment

How to fill out lead-based paint visual assessment

1. Prepare necessary tools: Gather a flashlight, damp cloth, and protective gear.
2. Identify areas to inspect: Focus on surfaces that may have lead-based paint, such as windows, doors, and walls.
3. Visual Inspection: Look for deteriorating paint, such as chipping, peeling, or cracking.
4. Check for evidence of lead exposure: Look for dust, debris, or any signs of paint damage in high-traffic areas.
5. Document findings: Take notes and photos of any damaged areas for records.
6. Clean the area: Use the damp cloth to clean surfaces where you observed deteriorating paint to prevent dust exposure.
7. Provide recommendations: Based on findings, suggest remediation steps if necessary.

Who needs lead-based paint visual assessment?

1. Property owners: Individuals who own properties built before 1978, which may contain lead-based paint.
2. Landlords: Those renting out older homes or apartments need to assess for lead hazards.
3. Real estate professionals: Agents involved in the sale or lease of properties must disclose lead hazards.
4. Families with young children: Homes where children reside or visit should be assessed to protect them from lead poisoning.
5. Contractors and renovation workers: Those planning to work on older homes need to evaluate lead risks before starting work.

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What is lead-based paint visual assessment?

Lead-based paint visual assessment is a systematic examination of painted surfaces in a property to identify the presence of lead-based paint, typically in residential buildings constructed before 1978.

Who is required to file lead-based paint visual assessment?

Property owners, landlords, and real estate agents are required to file lead-based paint visual assessments, especially when selling or renting properties built before 1978.

How to fill out lead-based paint visual assessment?

To fill out a lead-based paint visual assessment, one should carefully inspect the property for deteriorating paint, document the locations and conditions of painted surfaces, and complete the assessment form with relevant details.

What is the purpose of lead-based paint visual assessment?

The purpose of a lead-based paint visual assessment is to identify potential lead hazards in properties, ensure the safety of occupants, and comply with federal and state regulations regarding lead exposure.

What information must be reported on lead-based paint visual assessment?

The information that must be reported includes the location of any deteriorating paint, the condition of painted surfaces, and any other observations related to potential lead hazards.