About Us
Top-Rated for Accuracy, Service, and Professionalism
We’re known for our certified expertise, responsive customer care, and reliable results. Discover why property owners across Ohio choose AAA Lead Professionals with confidence.
Our Professional Certifications
With over 15 years of experience, AAA Lead Professionals has completed thousands of projects—from single-family homes to large-scale property portfolios. We work directly with state and local officials to ensure every lead inspection meets legal and safety standards, so you can stay compliant and worry-free.
Our team is fully trained and licensed to perform certified lead paint testing in Ohio. We assign each project to qualified technicians who bring the right expertise for the job—ensuring thorough, accurate results every time.
- Certified by OSHA.
- Certified by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
- Licensed by the Ohio Department of Health (ODH) – completed training and passed the state examination.
- Licensed by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS) completed training and passed the state examination.
- Other accreditations include the IICRC, ACAC, and CMRS.
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FAQ
Concerned About Lead Exposure?
If you suspect lead may be present in your home or property, don’t take chances—lead exposure can pose serious health risks, especially to children and pregnant women. AAA Lead Professionals provides certified lead testing services across Ohio to help you identify potential hazards and stay compliant with EPA, HUD and DOH regulations.
Whether it’s lead-based paint, dust, soil, or water, our team conducts thorough inspections to pinpoint risks and give you a clear understanding of your building’s condition. While we don’t perform abatement, we provide accurate testing results so you can take the right next steps to keep your home or business safe.
How Do I Know If My Home Has Lead Paint?
If your property was built before 1978, there’s a high chance it contains lead-based paint. Even if the paint looks intact, deterioration over time can release dangerous lead dust into your home. The only way to be sure is through professional lead testing. AAA Lead Professionals uses certified methods and equipment to accurately detect lead and help you understand any risks present.
Is Lead Testing Required Before Selling or Renting a Home?
Yes—federal law requires landlords and home sellers to disclose any known lead-based paint hazards in properties built before 1978. In some cases, especially for rental properties, lead testing may be required to demonstrate compliance with local or HUD regulations. Our certified inspections help you stay compliant, avoid liability, and protect your tenants or buyers.
