MA Lead Paint Inspector

MA Lead Paint Inspector is a one-person practice out of Woburn — Rob Loiselle, a Massachusetts-licensed lead paint inspector (License #4221, per his own site) who works statewide on the testing that comes up around home sales, rentals, and renovations. What stands out isn't any single review — it's that there isn't a bad one anywhere in two years of them. Across 73 Google reviews, every one is five stars, and the same specifics keep showing up: he explains what a lead test actually means in plain language, turns results around same-day or the next morning, and — beyond the test itself — lines up and coordinates with the deleading or abatement contractor who does the follow-up work. In the last six months, 13 reviews have come in and none are negative. Recent clients include first-time homebuyers navigating the process for the first time and real estate professionals who need a fast, reliable inspection before a closing. One recent review describes him resolving a licensing question for a daycare on short notice; others describe the full cycle — initial inspection, coordinating the abatement contractor, then returning to reinspect once the work was done. There's little to flag in what's actually on record — no pricing disputes, no scheduling complaints, nothing unresolved across the review history. The one practical thing to confirm directly is availability: this is a one-person operation, so if you're working against a tight closing date, it's worth locking in a date rather than assuming next-day turnaround. For a lead paint inspection tied to a sale, rental, or post-abatement re-certification — especially if you'd rather have one person managing the test and the fix — this looks like a reasonable, well-reviewed call. Confirm his schedule against your timeline before booking.