Trusted Lead Inspection Services in Lexington, MA

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Keep Your Lexington Home Lead-Safe and Law Compliant

Lexington’s historical significance stretches far beyond its Revolutionary War fame—it’s also known for elegant Colonial homes, Mid-Century Modern gems, and charming historic districts. However, many Lexington homes were built before 1978, leaving them at risk for lead-based paint hazards that pose serious health threats, especially to children under 6 and pregnant individuals.

MKC Associates delivers licensed lead inspections in Lexington, helping homeowners, landlords, and property managers identify and address potential hazards, comply with Massachusetts Lead Law, and protect property occupants. Whether you’re buying a classic Colonial near Lexington Green or renovating a Mid-Century ranch in the Turning Mill neighborhood, our inspections ensure you understand your property’s risks and responsibilities.

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Why Lexington Residents Choose MKC for Lead Inspections
  • Deep Local Knowledge: We understand Lexington’s architectural diversity, from historic homes to modern designs, and the unique lead risks they present.
  • Expert Leadership: Jack Mason (MA Lead Inspector #4547) brings years of technical expertise and a deep commitment to client education and safety.
  • Compliance Made Simple: We help Lexington homeowners and landlords navigate state regulations and avoid strict liability.
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Our Lead Inspection Process in Lexington

All MKC inspections in Lexington adhere strictly to Massachusetts Lead Law and CLPPP regulations, ensuring thorough and accurate results:

  1. Research Existing Lead History – Checking for any prior lead compliance records through state and Lexington’s Board of Health.
  2. Determining Inspection Type – Full Initial, Determination, Risk Assessment, or Post-Compliance, based on your specific property and needs.
  3. Fast, Flexible Scheduling – We work around Lexington residents’ busy schedules for minimal disruption.
  4. XRF Lead Paint Testing – Non-destructive scanning that preserves historic finishes and architectural details.
  5. Visual Hazard Assessment – Identifying potential dangers like peeling paint or friction surfaces often seen in older Lexington homes.
  6. Dust Wipe Sampling – Especially important in homes with children and recent renovations.
  7. Detailed Reporting and Guidance – Providing clarity on findings and next steps.
  8. Issuance of Compliance Letters – For properties that meet all regulatory requirements.

Meet Your Lead Inspector

Jack Mason – MA Licensed Lead Inspector (#4547)

Jack Mason has inspected countless homes across Lexington and surrounding areas. With a background in building science, systems analysis, and over a decade managing facilities at Harvard Law School, Jack offers unmatched technical knowledge and a client-focused approach.

Having personally restored his own historic home, Jack understands the unique challenges Lexington homeowners face when maintaining older properties while ensuring they are safe and compliant.

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“I love exploring properties with my clients and sharing my knowledge about the safe operation of systems, and the nature and severity of issues and defects.” – Jack Mason

Lead Inspection Pricing for Lexington Properties

  • Full Initial Inspection: Starting at $600
  • Multi-Unit Buildings: +$500 per additional unit
  • Risk Assessment: Starting at $800
  • Reinspections: $150/hour + dust wipe fees
  • Post Compliance Assessments: $250/hour

Transparent, competitive pricing with no hidden costs—just thorough, licensed service for Lexington residents.

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Lexington Spotlight: Local Lead Risks

Lexington’s housing stock includes a rich mix of Colonial-era homes, 19th-century Victorians, and notable Mid-Century Modern houses like those in Turning Mill and Peacock Farm neighborhoods. Many of these homes still contain original trim, windows, and painted surfaces that may harbor lead-based paint beneath layers of newer finishes.

Renovations and additions are common in Lexington’s housing market, and disturbing old surfaces can release lead dust if not managed correctly. A licensed lead inspection is crucial for any family with young children, or for landlords preparing rental properties for occupancy.

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Schedule Your Lexington Lead Inspection Today

Whether you’re preserving a historic Colonial near Lexington Green or preparing a modern Mid-Century home for sale, MKC Associates is your trusted partner for licensed lead inspections in Lexington.

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What our clients are saying

I am a first time home buyer and like anyone else, was very nervous about the inspection. I came across this company on Yelp and did not know much other than their great reviews here. They were all right. We had Tom Berthiaume and he went above and beyond during the whole process. Not only did he point out everything to use, he did it in a manner in which we could understand, provided recommendations, and gave us a world of knowledge of things we are not familiar with.

Michael Q.

Hired MKC Associates for single family home inspection in Boston. They came recommended by friends who were very pleased with their service. MKC was prompt to respond to my questions prior to the inspection over the phone. The inspection itself was done by Jameson, who was extremely thorough! He inspected every nook and cranny of that house inside and out, very personable, explained what he was looking at and finding as he went along, and followed up with a thorough report with photos. My father is a building commissioner outside of Boston, he was present for the inspection as my trusted back up, and later commented how impressed he was with the MKC inspector.

L.Keough

Our home inspection was with Morgan and we very much appreciated his attention to detail and the time he took to teach us while he inspected. There were several features of our new home we would not have otherwise understood without Morgan. The thoroughness of the written report was also appreciated by the contractors we hired to fix some of the items – everything was laid out and it simplified their planning. We were referred to Morgan by engineering friends of ours and now we understand why – meticulous, thorough, and entirely pleasant!

Athe T.