A marketing service connecting Syracuse-area property owners with licensed lead paint inspection and abatement contractors. Compass Camper LLC is not a licensed contractor and does not perform lead inspection or abatement work.

Syracuse and Onondaga County

Lead Paint Inspection and Abatement in Syracuse, NY

Onondaga Lead Services connects Syracuse and Onondaga County property owners with licensed, EPA-certified contractors for lead paint inspection, testing, and removal. We are a marketing service, not a contractor, and the connection is free.

  • Licensed, EPA-certified contractors
  • Free, no-obligation quotes
  • Local to Onondaga County

Get your free inspection or quote

Tell us about your property and we will connect you with a licensed, EPA-certified lead paint contractor near you.

When you submit this form, your information is shared with a licensed lead paint contractor for the purpose of scheduling your free inspection or quote.

Prefer to talk now? Call (315) 000-0000.

Why lead paint is a real concern in older Syracuse homes

Syracuse and Onondaga County have some of the oldest housing in the country. In the City of Syracuse, roughly 4 in 10 homes were built before 1940, and across Onondaga County the median home dates to around 1961 (U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey). That matters because age is the single biggest predictor of lead paint.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency reports that homes built before 1978 may contain lead-based paint, and homes built before 1950 are the most likely to contain it and at the highest levels. Lead exposure is a particular risk for young children. When you need lead paint removal in Syracuse, the right first step is a professional inspection or risk assessment by a qualified contractor.

We make that first step simple. Onondaga Lead Services connects you with an independent, licensed contractor who can inspect, test, or address lead hazards in your property. We do not perform the work ourselves, and we never charge you to be connected.

Who we help

We connect three kinds of property owners with the right lead paint contractor.

Homeowners

Worried about lead paint in an older Syracuse-area home, especially with young children in the house.

Landlords

Rental property owners who need to meet lead-safe rental requirements in New York and the City of Syracuse.

See rental compliance help

Home sellers and buyers

Selling or buying a pre-1978 home and dealing with federal lead disclosure and the inspection window.

How the connection works

Three simple steps, and no cost to you.

  1. 1

    Tell us about your property

    Share a few details about your home or rental and what prompted your search. It takes a minute.

  2. 2

    Get matched with a licensed contractor

    We connect you with an independent, licensed, EPA-certified lead paint contractor serving your area.

  3. 3

    Schedule your free inspection or quote

    The contractor follows up to schedule a free, no-obligation inspection or quote. You decide what is next.

Honest about what we are

What we do
  • Connect you with licensed local contractors
  • Make it free to request a quote
  • Point you to authoritative lead resources
What we are not
  • Not a lead paint contractor
  • We do not inspect, test, or abate
  • We are not EPA certified; the contractor is

Onondaga Lead Services is operated by Compass Camper LLC (Oregon), operating as Compass Lead Group. Read more about how we work.

Frequently asked questions

Does Onondaga Lead Services perform lead inspection or abatement?

No. We are a marketing and lead generation service. We connect Syracuse and Onondaga County property owners with independent, licensed, EPA-certified lead paint contractors. All inspection, testing, and abatement work is performed by those independent contractors, not by us.

Which homes are most likely to have lead paint?

According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, homes built before 1978 may contain lead-based paint, and homes built before 1950 are the most likely to contain it and at higher levels. Much of the housing in Syracuse and Onondaga County predates 1978, which is why lead paint is a common local concern.

How much does the connection cost me?

Using our form to be connected with a licensed contractor is free. The contractor you are matched with can provide a free, no-obligation inspection or quote. You decide whether to move forward.

Is the contractor I am matched with licensed and certified?

We connect you with contractors who hold current EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) certification where the work requires it, or New York State lead abatement licensing for abatement-scope work, and who carry liability insurance. The contractor holds those credentials; we do not.

I am a landlord. Can you help with rental lead requirements?

Yes. We can connect you with a contractor who helps landlords meet lead-safe rental requirements in New York and the City of Syracuse. We do not guarantee compliance; the contractor performs the work and the obligations rest with the property owner.

What if my child may have been exposed to lead?

That is a health matter, not something we handle. Contact your physician or the EPA National Lead Information Center at 1-800-424-LEAD, and reach out to the Onondaga County Health Department lead program. We are a marketing service and do not provide medical or safety advice.

Get connected with a licensed lead paint contractor

Free, no-obligation, and local to Syracuse and Onondaga County.

Request your free inspection or quote

Tell us about your property. A licensed, EPA-certified contractor can follow up to schedule your free, no-obligation inspection or quote.

When you submit this form, your information is shared with a licensed lead paint contractor for the purpose of scheduling your free inspection or quote.

Prefer to talk now? Call (315) 000-0000.