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Lead Paint Testing Services

If you are buying or selling an older home, it might contain lead paint. House Call Home Inspection prioritizes lead paint testing. Since 2017, we have served Nashville and the surrounding areas. If you suspect your home may have lead, schedule an inspection online or call (877) 706-4224 to begin.

Thorough Lead Detection Services

Lead paint was used in homes for many years before finally being banned in 1978, and over five million homes still contain some. When improperly maintained or disturbed, even small amounts of lead exposure can cause neurological problems. Common areas to check during lead-based paint inspections are windowsills and door frames. House Call will detect any traces in the home with lead paint inspections. The best part is that our services are affordable and fast.

If we find any lead after lead-based paint inspections, we’ll recommend a course of action to remove the substance. We encourage extreme caution, as some removal methods increase the risk of lead exposure.

Our Specialty Services

Thanks to our customer-first approach, it’s hard to top House Call for lead inspection services. With inspection packages for every customer and property, plus inspection services as add-ons, we go the extra mile.

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Why Choose House Call Home Inspection?

Home Buyer Inspections in Nashville TN
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  • One-stop shop for all inspection needs
  • Inspections 7 days per week

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Lead paint testing is an integral part of a home inspection, especially for homes built before 1978. Get an instant quote online or call us at (877) 706-4224. We serve Nashville, Tennessee, and the surrounding areas, including Clarksville, Murfreesboro, Franklin, Hendersonville, and parts of southern Kentucky as well as Shreveport, LA.

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