Lead poisoning can affect anyone, but it’s especially dangerous for young children and pregnant
woman. This program is designed to remove lead paint hazards from the inside and outside of your
home, creating a healthier living environment for you and your children. If you’re a homeowner,
landlord, or renter you can answer a few pre-qualifying questions to see if you are eligible and if we
are in your area.
The Lead Free Homes LA program will move to different areas across Los Angeles County so it’s important
to check if the program is currently in your area. If the program isn’t currently in your area, it’s
possible that it will be in your area at a later time. Sign up for our newsletter to receive program updates and more!
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Step 1: Submit your application
The Program moves throughout communities at various times of the year. To see if we are in your
neighborhood and to submit an application.
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Step 2: Schedule an Appointment
If you are eligible, you will be contacted to schedule a lead test for inside and outside of your home.
Step 3: Lead Test
Our team of licensed and bonded professionals will test your home for lead paint hazards.
Step 4: Relocation Arrangement
If needed, we will make all arrangements for your temporary housing/relocation during repairs.
Step 5: Repair Time
Our contractors will come and remove the lead-based paint hazards from your home.
Step 6: Final Inspection
Your inspector will conduct a final inspection to confirm all lead paint hazards have been removed.
Not sure what to expect? Still have questions about how the program works? Hear straight from LA County residents who have participated in the program.
*This person participated in a HUD-funded program under the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health, which is similar to the Lead Free Homes LA Program.
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The dedication and support of the partnering organizations have made the
Lead Free Homes LA program
possible
Learn more about preventing lead exposure and explore resources available to keep you and your family
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