Philadelphia landlords with pre-1978 rental properties must comply with lead safety laws. We help you navigate Lead Safe Certification, rental licensing, and tenant protection requirements — without the headaches.
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From first-time certification to annual renewals, we provide clear, practical guidance for Philadelphia landlords.
Understand Philadelphia's Lead Safe Certification process, requirements, approved inspectors, and how to submit your certification to L&I.
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The process is straightforward when you know what to do. Here's how Philadelphia landlords achieve Lead Safe Certification.
Hire a Philadelphia-approved XRF inspector or certified lead risk assessor to evaluate your property.
The inspector provides a certified report showing lead-safe status or identifying areas that need remediation.
File the report with Philadelphia's Department of Licenses & Inspections and pay the certification fee.
Provide copies of the certification and required lead disclosures to all tenants before lease signing.
Don't wait for a violation notice. Our team helps Philadelphia landlords understand their obligations and navigate the certification process with confidence.