Federal law gives buyers of pre-1978 homes the chance to have a lead inspection or risk assessment before they're bound by the contract, usually within 10 days. We schedule fast so investors and buyers in Louisville can make the call with real information.
If you're buying a rental, lead hazards become your responsibility the day you close. A city notice, a tenant's child with a high blood lead test, or a HUD requirement can all lead to required work on your timeline.
An assessment before closing tells you what you're buying, so you can negotiate, budget for repairs, or walk away.
Timing matters during a purchase, so here's what to know.
Talk to a certified assessor Monday–Friday, 8am–4pm.
Call 502-822-5285Call as soon as you're under contract. We schedule pre-purchase inspections around your closing timeline.
The federal disclosure rule covers most sales of housing built before 1978. Your purchase contract and your agent can confirm how the window applies to your deal.
No. Landlords must disclose known lead-based paint to tenants, but the 10-day inspection window applies to buyers.
Tell us about your property and we'll reach out within 24 hours (M–F) with your price and available times.
Takes less than a minute.