MA Lead Paint Inspector

Rob Loiselle's whole business is one question: is there lead paint in this house, and what will it take to make it safe to sell, rent, or raise a kid in. He works statewide out of Woburn, and his site lists his Massachusetts lead paint inspector licence, #4221. Across 73 Google ratings the average is a flat five stars, and the reviews keep coming back to speed. A customer writing in February 2026 filled out the form, got a call within a few hours, and had him at the house the next morning. Another, in August 2025, said he arrived early and they had the results the same day. The other thing reviewers keep describing is the explaining. In April 2026, first-time buyers in Somerville said he walked them through both the inspection and what remediation would involve; a March 2026 reviewer said he laid out how the testing works, what he was looking for, and what the results meant. Several customers describe him staying involved past the inspection itself. One, in March 2026, said he took over coordination with the deleader to finish a time-sensitive deleading project on time; another that month said he recommended a lead contractor and then coordinated the follow-up inspection to get the house compliant. A November 2024 reviewer with a two-apartment house said he explained how long the family would have to be out and handed over a long list of contractors capable of the work. Two accounts fall outside the paid job entirely. A November 2025 reviewer, whose original inspector was no longer in business, said Rob helped them understand that old report at no charge; in July 2025, a daycare with a licensing problem said he looked it up and resolved it. On price, a reviewer in April 2026 called him fair, and an August 2025 customer said the rates came in better than other companies' quotes. Landlords, agents and general contractors turn up in the reviews alongside homeowners. This is the call when a lead inspection has a deadline attached — a closing, a lease, a deleading certificate — and for a first-time buyer who wants the process explained rather than handed over as a report. Confirm the licence number against the state's lead inspector register, and ask up front whether he will coordinate with your deleader and what a re-inspection costs.