Lead paint services in Syracuse and Onondaga County

What it costs, and what happens after you send it

What does lead work cost in Onondaga County?

No price is published on this site yet, and that is a deliberate hold rather than an oversight. Lead work is quoted per property, and this site does not publish a figure until it has been confirmed with local providers rather than borrowed from a national average. What you are buying decides most of it. A visual risk assessment, an XRF survey that reads every painted surface, and laboratory chip or dust-wipe sampling are three different jobs at three different prices, and abatement is a different order of magnitude again from any of them. Age and size of the property, how many surfaces are deteriorated, and whether a tenant or a young child is involved all move it. An EPA-certified inspector or risk assessor prices it after seeing the property, and the quote is free. Onondaga County and New York run lead programs that may cover part of the work for eligible owners. The agencies set the terms and change them, so this site links them rather than printing amounts. The inspection cost guide explains what each service actually covers, so a quote makes sense when you have one.

How fast will someone get back to me?

Your request goes to an independent EPA-certified lead professional serving Onondaga County, usually within about an hour during the day. That professional then contacts you to look at the property and quote the work on their own schedule.

What work is covered?

Lead paint inspection, lead paint testing, lead risk assessment, lead-safe renovation under the RRP rule, lead abatement, and rental property lead compliance. See every service.