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Lead Paint Testing Laboratory UK: Lead in Paint Analysis

If you’re planning refurbishment, maintenance, or demolition in an older building, lead in paint testing is a simple step that can prevent serious health, programme, and compliance issues. Lead-based paint can still be present beneath newer coatings—especially on windows, doors, skirting boards, staircases, railings, and exterior paintwork. When disturbed by sanding, drilling, stripping, or demolition, it can release hazardous lead dust.

At The Testing Lab PLC, we provide laboratory-based lead paint analysis across the UK. Unlike basic screening kits, lab testing gives reliable, documented results you can use to support risk assessments, method statements, project planning, and duty-holder responsibilities.

Who we help

We support:

  • construction and refurbishment contractors
  • surveyors and consultants
  • property managers and landlords
  • schools, nurseries and public buildings
  • homeowners buying, selling, or renovating older properties

Simple sample submission

  1. Collect a small paint sample (we can provide guidance)
  2. Send it to our laboratory (secure packaging instructions supplied)
  3. Receive your report confirming whether lead is present and the concentration to support next steps

Why choose The Testing Lab PLC?

  • Accurate laboratory testing with clear, decision-ready reporting
  • Fast turnaround options for time-critical projects
  • Practical support so you know what to do next if lead is identified

Request a quote today – contact The Testing Lab PLC for sample submission guidance, turnaround times, and pricing.

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