Innovative Environmental Consultants
410 West Villard, Suite 200
Dickinson, ND 58601
Phone: 701-483-0123
Fax: 701-483-7123
RayAnn@goinnovative.us

Our Credentials
Innovative Environmental Consultants is certified by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for EPA Region VIII tribal lands and in the states of North Dakota, Montana, South Dakota, Wyoming and Minnesota.

Lead-Hazard Inspections

Innovative Environmental Consultants will conduct a surface-by-surface inspection to determine the presence of lead-based paint. This inspection determines if there is lead-based paint in a housing unit and the specific location of the lead-based paint.

An XRF analyzer is a noninvasive tool to determine the presence of lead-based paint.

A lead-hazard inspection should be done whenever a project will disturb painted surfaces in a home or apartment that was built before 1978. An inspection will also be required when a child is diagnosed with an elevated blood-lead level.

Inspections do not identify hazards, measure exposure or suggest solutions.

Inspections do allow the owner to avoid treating paint that is not lead based.

An inspection of all painted surfaces will determine if lead-based paint is present. Innovative Environmental Consultants can assure you comply with HUD Title X if you are working on a federally assisted housing program.

Lead-based paint inspections must be conducted by an individual licensed through the Environmental Protection Agency and certified to perform such inspections. Innovative Environmental Consultants holds this licensure and certification to work on Region VIII tribal lands and in the states of North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming and Minnesota.

Lead is identified either by the use of a noninvasive tool, an XRF analyzer, or by the analysis of paint chips.

Lead-based paint inspections must be conducted by an individual licensed through the Environmental Protection Agency and certified to perform such inspections. Innovative Environmental Consultants holds this licensure and certification to work on and in the states of North Dakota, South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming and Minnesota.

All painted surfaces such as windows and sills, door frames, stairways, railings, banisters, woodwork, molding, porches and fences should be
assessed for lead-based paint. Lead is identified either by the use of a noninvasive tool, an XRF analyzer, or by the analysis of paint chips.

Our trained and certified staff also conducts: educational presentations, and provide project design, project management, consulting and technical assistance, lead-hazard inspections, risk assessments, clearance testing, and program development.