Lead Testing in Las Vegas, NV

Protect Your Family and Property From Lead Exposure


Lead is a dangerous heavy metal that can be found in homes, schools, and businesses — often without visible signs. Even low levels of lead exposure can cause serious health problems, especially in children and pregnant women. If your property was built before 1978, when the U.S. banned lead-based paint in residential construction, it may still contain hidden risks.


Las Vegas Mold Testing offers professional lead testing services to detect and measure lead contamination in paint, dust, soil, and water. With certified inspectors, accredited lab analysis, and clear reporting, we provide the reliable answers you need to protect your health and meet regulatory requirements.

Where Can Lead Be Found?


Lead can linger in many building materials and environments, especially in older or poorly maintained properties. Common sources include:



  • Lead-based paint (cracking, peeling, or disturbed during renovations)

  • Dust particles created when lead paint deteriorates

  • Soil near the property from exterior lead paint or past industrial activity

  • Plumbing systems with lead pipes, solder, or fixtures that leach into drinking water

Because lead particles are invisible and often tasteless, the only way to know if you’re at risk is through certified testing.

Why Lead Testing Matters in Las Vegas


While much of the Las Vegas Valley is newer construction, many neighborhoods in Henderson, Boulder City, and central Las Vegas still contain homes built before the 1978 lead paint ban. Renovations, repainting, or even natural wear and tear can release toxic lead dust into your home environment.


In Nevada, landlords and property managers may also face legal obligations to disclose or address lead hazards. Regular testing protects not only your family’s health but also your liability as a property owner.

What to Expect From Our Lead Testing Service


When you schedule lead testing with Las Vegas Mold Testing, you can expect a professional, step-by-step approach:



  1. Inspection & Sampling – We assess your property and collect samples from suspected areas, including paint, dust, soil, or water.

  2. Certified Laboratory Analysis – Samples are sent to accredited labs for precise measurement of lead levels.

  3. Detailed Written Report – You receive clear, easy-to-read results with professional recommendations.

  4. Next-Step Guidance – If hazards are detected, we provide guidance on remediation options and connect you with trusted abatement professionals.

Unlike DIY kits, our testing ensures accuracy and accountability with results you can trust for health, compliance, and peace of mind.

Why Choose Las Vegas Mold Testing?


  • Certified Inspectors with InterNACHI and IAC2 credentials.

  • Unbiased Testing — we do not perform remediation, so our results are 100% objective.

  • Comprehensive Service — testing available for paint, dust, soil, and water.

  • Local Expertise serving Las Vegas, Henderson, Boulder City, Moapa Valley, and Pahrump.

Schedule Lead Testing Today


Don’t wait until a renovation project or health concern reveals a hidden hazard. Las Vegas Mold Testing offers fast, and accurate lead testing to safeguard your property and protect your family.


📞Call today   to schedule lead testing and get peace of mind.

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FAQ: Lead Testing

  • How do I know if my home has lead paint?

    Homes built before 1978 are most likely to contain lead-based paint. The only way to confirm is through professional testing.

  • Is lead testing required when selling or renting a home?

    Federal law requires disclosure of known lead hazards in properties built before 1978. Many landlords and sellers choose testing to protect themselves and comply with regulations.

  • Can lead exposure really harm adults, or just children?

    While children are most at risk, adults can also experience health effects such as high blood pressure, kidney damage, and reproductive issues from prolonged exposure.


  • How long does the testing process take?

    The inspection usually takes 1–2 hours, with lab results available in 3–5 business days. Expedited testing may be available upon request.

  • What should I do if lead is found?

    If elevated levels are confirmed, remediation by a certified abatement professional may be required. We provide clear recommendations and connect you with trusted specialists.