Lead-safe certifications, RRP remediation, and the maintenance New Jersey property managers, investors, and NGOs actually need. One crew. If it's dirty, we do it.NJ lead-safe certs, remediation & maintenance. One crew.
Prefer to talk? Call 856-885-2241Rental units built before 1978 have to carry a current lead-safe certificate, renewed every three years or at tenant turnover, whichever comes first. Certificates are valid for two years. If a municipality finds a violation and it is not fixed within 30 days, the statute allows a penalty of up to $1,000 per week.
Pre-1978 rental units need a current Lead Safe or Lead Free certificate unless exempt (P.L. 2021, c. 182).
Every three years or at tenant turnover, whichever comes first. A certificate is valid for two years (N.J.A.C. 5:28A).
30 days to cure after a municipal violation, then up to $1,000 per week.
Sources: P.L. 2021, c. 182 (N.J.S.A. 52:27D-437.16 et seq.); N.J.A.C. 5:28A; NJ DCA 2025-26 Lead-Based Paint Inspection Methodology list.
Get your properties certified →Four steps, the same for an inspection or a punch list.
Send the address, units, and what needs doing.
A written estimate. Inspections are a flat $125 to $150 per unit; maintenance is hours and materials.
Photo-documented from start to finish.
Completion photos, plus the certification or clearance when the job calls for it.
Work orders, unit turns, and township punch lists across South Jersey, plus lead inspections statewide. One vendor for both.
How we work with PMs →
EPA RRP, NJ Lead Inspector, Dust-Wipe, OSHA-10.
Lead inspections $125 to $150 per unit, lab included.
Lead inspections, remediation, and maintenance under one roof.
Written reports and job photos you can forward to an owner.
Lead services cover the entire state. Maintenance and unit turns run across South Jersey.
Inspections and remediation anywhere in New Jersey. Heaviest in the older housing stock: Trenton, Camden, Newark, Jersey City, and the Essex, Union, Hudson, Bergen, and Mercer markets.
Maintenance, punch lists, and unit turns across Gloucester, Camden, Burlington, Salem, and Cumberland counties. Headquartered in Gloucester City.
Lead inspections and remediation run statewide across New Jersey. Maintenance, punch lists, and unit turns cover South Jersey. Not sure if you are in range? Send the address and ask.
Your town decides. NJ DCA publishes a list of municipalities that require dust wipe sampling; everywhere else, a visual inspection meets the requirement. For 2025-26, Gloucester City is a dust wipe town and Camden City is a visual town.
$125 to $150 per unit, with the lab included. Bulk pricing applies to portfolios of 5 or more units.
Remediation removes the lead hazards an inspection turns up, verified by a clearance exam. Abatement is a separate, heavier process. If your situation calls for one over the other, we point you the right way.
Every three years, or at tenant turnover, whichever comes first. A turnover needs a new inspection only if the unit's lead-safe certificate has expired; certificates are valid for two years (P.L. 2021, c. 182).