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HIGHBRIDGE, BRONX

Lead testing
in Highbridge.

XRF paint testing and dust-wipe sampling for your apartment, building or next renovation.

Tell us the address. We’ll help you choose the test.

Locality-inspired architectural scene in Highbridge, Bronx; not an exact inspected property.

WHAT WE TEST

Paint or dust?

01

XRF paint testing

Checks tested painted surfaces for lead. For renovation planning or documenting paint conditions.

02

Dust-wipe sampling

Measures lead in settled dust. Samples go to a laboratory, so report timing depends on analysis.

For occupied-unit work, send the unit sequence and access windows before booking. Record rooms that cannot be opened and keep them outside the tested scope in the report.

BEFORE YOU BOOK

A few questions,
answered.

How should tenants prepare for Highbridge lead testing?

Give the scheduler the unit sequence, room access limits, and contact person. The confirmed work scope should name the components to inspect, not only the building address.

For occupied Highbridge units, prepare a unit-by-unit access list. Include the room or component requested in each unit, the available visit window, and the person who can provide entry. Mark locked rooms, unavailable units, and common spaces as limitations instead of assuming they were inspected. A clear sequence reduces mix-ups when several units have similar rooms or components.

Should water-damage work change the Highbridge test request?

It may. Update the request if the repair expands to new painted surfaces. Moisture diagnosis and lead testing answer different questions and should remain separate.

Water damage gives useful repair context, but it does not define the lead-testing scope. If the repair moves from one wall or ceiling to nearby trim, doors, windows, or another room, send the changed work plan for review before disturbance. Keep moisture diagnosis, structural repair, and lead testing as separate questions so each record remains clear.

Can a Highbridge report say the whole building is clear?

No. The report applies to the components and areas tested. Untested units or common spaces remain outside that result unless the scope includes them.

A Highbridge report should identify the units, rooms, and components that were actually tested. It should not use one tested room, unit, or common area to describe the whole building. Before relying on the result, compare the report with the planned work and list any untested areas. NYC requirements can depend on property facts; use current HPD guidance for the address. HPD paint-testing guidance.

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