How can I tell if I have a lead hazard in my building?

Look for peeling or decaying paint, or any water damage. Specifically look at the high risk surfaces like, Chewable surfaces that are interior edges or protrusions in a dwelling unit or multiple dwelling (window sill, rail or stair) where a child has, or could access for chewing, Fiction surfaces which are painted surfaces that touches another surface and is capable of motion (e.g. window frames and jambs, doors and hinges) and Impact surfaces which are interior painted surfaces with evidence of denting or chipping from repeated sudden force (e.g. door frames, moldings, cabinets, baseboards).

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