LeadSafe Lookup

Lead-safe certificate rules in Pleasantville City

Rentals in Pleasantville City built before 1978 need a lead-safe certificate from a lead inspection, unless an exemption applies.

Pleasantville City uses a visual assessment: the inspector checks painted surfaces for peeling, chipping or flaking paint and visible dust or debris.

Inspection method
Visual assessment
Certificate lasts
3 years
Next inspection
When it runs out
Fee
Set by Pleasantville City, plus $20 per unit for the state

Check whether a specific property is covered or work out its next due date.

Getting the certificate in Pleasantville City

  1. Confirm the building was built before 1978 and no exemption applies.
  2. Book the inspection, either through Pleasantville City's own lead inspection program or with a certified lead evaluation firm you hire. If you hire a firm, it sends Pleasantville City a copy of any certificate it issues.
  3. If the inspector finds lead hazards, have them fixed (interim controls or abatement) and re-inspected.
  4. Keep the lead-safe certificate, report each tenant turnover to Pleasantville City, and book the next inspection before the certificate's three years run out.

We haven't reviewed Pleasantville City's own ordinance yet, so the town fee and booking steps above are the statewide rule. Ask Pleasantville City's code enforcement or construction office for its fee.

Certified inspectors near Pleasantville City

From NJ DCA's list of certified lead evaluation contractors (revised October 28, 2026). Firms travel, so ask whether they cover Pleasantville City.

Based in Atlantic County

  • Ak Construction, INC609-377-0483Egg Harbor Twp., NJ (Atlantic County)
  • Tahshin Construction, LLC609-576-2759Egg Harbor Township, NJ (Atlantic County)
  • Z Construction, LLC609-271-6865Atlantic City, NJ (Atlantic County)

Based in neighbouring counties

  • 1 All American Lead Services609-319-3149Millville, NJ (Cumberland County)
  • A & B Leadmasters, LLC732-901-0222Lakewood, NJ (Ocean County)
  • A J Environmental Services856-880-5323Lakewood, NJ (Ocean County)
  • A Matts Environmental, LLC848-373-8338Jackson, NJ (Ocean County)
  • Aaa Lead Professionals732-719-5649Lakewood, NJ (Ocean County)
  • Acer Associates, LLC856-809-1202West Berlin, NJ (Camden County)
  • Actlien Property Management215-939-1803Hainesport, NJ (Burlington County)

See all 187 certified firms.

Questions landlords ask

Do rentals in Pleasantville City, NJ need a lead-safe certificate?

Yes, if the rental was built before 1978 and no exemption applies. New Jersey's lead-safe law (P.L.2021, c.182) covers single-family, two-family and multi-unit rentals in every municipality, including Pleasantville City.

What kind of lead inspection does Pleasantville City use?

Pleasantville City uses a visual assessment: the inspector checks painted surfaces for peeling, chipping or flaking paint and visible dust or debris.

When is the lead inspection due in Pleasantville City?

The first inspection was due by July 22, 2024, or at an earlier tenant turnover. A lead-safe certificate is valid for three years (P.L.2024, c.74 raised it from two), and the next inspection is due when it runs out. A tenant turnover while the certificate is valid needs no new inspection.

How much does a lead-safe inspection cost in Pleasantville City?

Pleasantville City sets its own inspection fee, and the state adds $20 per unit. A private certified firm sets its own price.

Can I hire my own lead inspector in Pleasantville City?

Yes. New Jersey requires every town to let owners hire a certified lead evaluation contractor directly. NJ DCA lists 187 certified firms.

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