Having an experienced professional handle the lead paint inspection in your Denver home or business can be the difference between going on with a healthy life or battling lead poisoning. Children under six years old are especially vulnerable to lead poisoning, which occurs from inhaling chips of lead-based paint or lead-contaminated dust, potentially leading to mental and physical development problems. Some of the symptoms associated with lead poisoning include learning difficulties, developmental delay, irritability, fatigue, abdominal pain, vomiting, hearing loss, seizures, just to name a few. If you or your doctor believe that you may be living or working around lead paint at your Denver property, call the lead paint inspection professionals at Cherry Environmental to put an end to the problem immediately.

While Denver continues to grow at a substantial rate, there are still several old, historic homes and businesses around town. While these structures are still wonderful places to live and work, there is a possibility that these buildings can pose different health risks. Buildings built after 1978 are safe from lead paint, but every building built before that is fair game. While lead paint is fine as long as it remains intact, it becomes hazardous to people's health when it begins to chip off the walls of your Denver property. If you are unsure whether or not your Denver home or business was painted with lead paint, contact the team of lead paint testing professionals at Cherry Environmental today.