XRF stands for X-Ray Fluorescence. This method tests materials by hitting them with X-rays and recording the resulting fluorescent X-rays that are emitted. Each element releases a unique signal and measuring this determines the concentration of the element being tested. This method is used to test for the presence of lead-based paint. The benefit of…
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How is your water quality? Most of us take water for granted. We have an unlimited supply at our fingertips. But do you every think about what may be in it? The first key factor is knowing who supplies your water. If your water comes from a public water system, it is regulated by the…
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While renovations are exciting, they are also full of endless government forms and so many acronyms. When getting a permint in NYC, you may need to determine if you have asbestos or ACM (asbestos-containing materials). Testor can help you navigate this process. Testor’s accredited investigators can provide asbestos inspection. Once tested, we can provide you…
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Have you received a violation for lead based paint? In NYC, dwellings built before 1960 are considered probable for lead based paint. In NYC, if tenants have a child under the age of 6 and they suspect lead paint, they may file a complaint with the city. NYC landlords may receive violations for lead based…
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Lead in drinking water can be especially dangerous for young children or pregnant women, but it can affect people of all ages. Lead in water cannot be tasted, smelled, or seen. The only way to know if your water has lead in it is to have it tested. Public schools in New York State are…
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