The Massachusetts Lead Safe Homes Search Tool helps users locate properties inspected for lead hazards. It’s a historical database for checking lead-safe certifications.

The EPA's Lead webpage provides essential information on lead hazards, regulations, prevention, and resources for homeowners, contractors, and communities to ensure lead safety.

Dr. Herb Needleman played a crucial but often unsung role in the quest to prove lead’s harmful effects.

The Lead Paint Removal Credit in Massachusetts offers tax credits for homeowners who remove or cover lead hazards in residential properties. Eligible owners can receive up to $3,000 for full lead paint removal and up to $1,000 for interim measures. This credit is available for properties like single-family homes and apartments, with specific requirements for qualifying work and compliance

The Massachusetts Lead Paint Credit provides a tax credit for removing or covering lead paint in residential properties. Eligible homeowners can receive up to $3,000 for full removal and up to $1,000 for interim control measures. The credit is available for homes, apartments, and condos​

Massachusetts has some no or low interest loan programs that are available to help homeowners with the cost of deleading their property. This will guide you through inspection reports and financial assistance for paint deleading in Massachusetts.

The full text of the lead paint laws in Massachusetts.

Many water lines in the State of MA are still lead pipes. This lead from the pipes can leach into your drinking water and potentially expose you and your family to the dangers that lead ingestion can cause. Have you water tested today to see if you’re affected.