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Mike Goikhberg
  • Catonsville, MD
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Lead inspections and remediations

Mike Goikhberg
  • Catonsville, MD
Posted

Anyone with experience have advice about dealing with the lead situation? I'm considering a rowhome in baltimore city that was built long before 1978, and it is not registered with the maryland lead program. I will be doing a pretty large renovation in one of the units, and mostly cosmetic reno in another unit, so i'm wondering what the best way to go about dealing with any potential lead issues in this case.

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