Lead inspection software for District of Columbia firms
LeadCert HQ runs the office side of a District of Columbia lead inspection or risk assessment business: it tracks every certificate and its expiry, reminds owners before renewals are due, files lab results to the right job, builds the certificate packet in one click and schedules your inspectors.
Local lead rules that bring repeat work
- DC 20 DCMR 3314: passing lead clearance report (within 12 months) required before a pre-1978 unit changes occupancy to a household with a pregnant person or child under 6
LeadCert HQ tracks each certificate or inspection date these rules create and reminds the owner 90 days before the next one is due.
What your office gets
- Recert reminders
Owners get a text and email 90 days before expiry. - Lab results filed for you
Emailed PDFs land on the matching job. - Certificate packets
Summary, retest and lab report merged into one PDF. - Drag-and-drop schedule
Tenant and owner confirm new times by text.
Questions
Does LeadCert HQ work for District of Columbia lead inspection firms?
Yes. LeadCert HQ works for lead inspection, risk assessment and lead-safe certification firms in District of Columbia and every other state. Certificate terms and renewal reminders can be set to the rules where you work.
Who certifies lead inspectors in District of Columbia?
In District of Columbia, lead inspectors, risk assessors and firms are certified by the DC Department of Energy & Environment (DOEE), under a lead-based paint program authorized by the U.S. EPA.
What does it cost?
Solo is $79/month, Team is $199/month and Pro is $399/month, with a 14-day free trial and 2 months free on annual plans.
Sources
- doee.dc.gov/service/lead-based-paint-accreditation-certification-and-permitting
- doee.dc.gov/publication/lead-based-paint-consultant-companies
- doee.dc.gov/service/lead-and-healthy-housing-compliance-and-enforcement-frequently-asked-q
Checked September 2026. Rules change; confirm with the agency before relying on them.