CleanNYC

Why choose Clean NYC?

Lead and mold contamination pose significant health risks and can result in costly repairs and renovations. When it comes to safeguarding your health and property, selecting the right partner for lead and mold solutions is of utmost importance. We understand the gravity of these issues and have the expertise, experience, and commitment to provide comprehensive solutions.

Is Lead-Based Paint is dangerous to children?

Lead poisoning negatively affects brain development in young children. These results can be permanent. When lead-based paint deteriorates, harmful dust and chips can land on window sills, floors, and toys where children can ingest it.

What Are Lead-Based Paint Hazards?

Lead-Based Paint hazards include: 1. Dust from peeling paint 2. Peeling or damaged lead paint 3. Lead paint on: a.Crumbling plaster or rotted wood b.Doors and windows that stick or rub together c.Window sills and any other surfaces that have been chewed on by children

When is there a presumption of having Lead-Based Paint?

Under Local Law 1 of 2004 and its amendments, paint is presumed to be lead-based if: 1. The building is: a.A Multiple Dwelling (3 or more residential units) OR b.A Private Dwelling (1-2 units) with a tenant-occupied unit 2. The building was built prior to January 1, 1960; and 3. A child under 6 years old resides* in the unit. *resides = Lives or routinely spends 10 hours or more per week (i.e.

When is Lead-Based paint a violation?

Local Law 1 focuses on lead-based paint hazards. The law identifies two major concerns: Deteriorated paint or paint on high-risk surfaces. Presence of child under 6 years old.