The Applied Technical Services Family of Companies (ATS FoC) provides lead paint surveys, certified consulting, and compliance services for organizations managing older buildings, especially during renovation, repair, or demolition projects where lead-containing materials may be present. Our lead-paint surveying processes help protect workers, occupants, and building owners from potential hazards associated with lead exposure.
While lead-based paint is generally safe if undisturbed, renovation and repair work can release hazardous materials. Comprehensive lead paint assessments and regulatory guidance can help reduce exposure risks, prevent project delays, and maintain regulatory compliance.
Lead Paint Consulting Backed by Technical Expertise
Our consultants identify lead-containing materials, assess potential hazards, and develop management strategies aligned with individual project objectives and applicable regulations. During renovation and demolition activities, an ATS Resident Project Representative (RPR) can perform on-site observations, support documentation efforts, and help stakeholders maintain compliance.
Our lead paint consulting services include, but are not limited to:
- EPA/HUD Lead-based Paint Inspections (GA)
- EPA/HUD Lead-based Paint Risk Assessments (GA)
- OSHA-compliant Lead Paint Inspections
- Lead Abatement Clearance
- Lead Contamination Assessments
- Water Sampling for Lead
- Sampling, Analytical Support, and Wipe Sampling
- Air Monitoring
- OSHA and EPA Compliance Guidance
- Renovation and Demolition Planning Support
- Project Oversight and Documentation
- Contractor Coordination Assistance
- Employee Training Support
What is Included in a Lead Paint Survey?
ATS lead paint surveys involve thorough inspection of all surfaces affected by renovation or demolition. Once lead paint is detected, our risk assessors determine its type, location, and severity. Building owners can then remove lead-based materials or implement maintenance plans with regular inspections. We can also provide environmental consulting and SGS-backed analytical support to help clients make informed decisions about lead risks.
Which EPA and OSHA Standards Apply to Lead Paint Surveys?
Lead regulations vary by state and project type. As an EPA-certified laboratory, ATS can help clients understand and navigate the federal, state, and local requirements that apply to renovation, demolition, and building management projects, including:
- 40 CFR Part 745
- TSCA Sections 402, 403, and 404
- Title X Section 1018
- Applicable OSHA lead standards: 29 CFR 1926.62 and 29 CFR 1910.1025
- Clean Air Act
EPA lead inspector and risk assessor certifications are valid for three years. Renewal training is required every one to two years, depending on state regulations. In Georgia, certification holders must complete renewal training every two years.
Assessing Lead Paint Risks with Confidence
Since 1967, ATS has helped TICC clients nationwide make confident decisions about their projects through comprehensive consulting services, reliable data, and responsive customer support. Our growing network of laboratories holds ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation through A2LA and operates under an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system, reflecting our commitment to quality.
Since joining SGS in 2026, we have expanded our capabilities to serve clients in even more industries around the globe. By combining our technical and analytical expertise, ATS and SGS deliver integrated solutions that contribute to a safer, more reliable world.
Contact Us
Before you start a renovation or demolition project, call a professional lead risk inspector. To schedule EPA-certified lead paint inspection with ATS, call us at +1 (888) 287-5227 or complete our web request form today.
