Update Lead Based Paint

Lead based paint, like asbestos and radon in the 1980's is fast becoming a leading environmental issue affecting lives and residential real estate in the 1990's.

Homeowners, landlords and tenants particularly those With children under seven, are raising a multitude of questions? Does my home have lead paint? What are dangerously high levels of lead? What are the laws regarding lead testing?

Illnesses linked to lead poisonings are learning disorders, stomach and kidney ailments and anemia. Lead poisoning can be contracted by eating lead chips or inhaling lead dust. Exposure to lead comes from various sources including paint, fuel, factory emissions, drinking water, contaminated soil and plumbing fixtures soldered with lead.

If you suspect your child has been exposed to high lead levels, you should immediately visit your doctor or go to the clinic. Your child Ould have a blood test. If you have any questions in regard to lead poisoning, call us. We will help you protect your child's rights.

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