Lead-Safe Inspections Across Hudson County, NJ
We connect landlords with NJ-certified lead inspectors in all seven Hudson County municipalities we cover. Per the NJ DCA method list, every one of them requires a visual inspection for pre-1978 rentals. Inspections are booked within 48 hours, and certificates stay valid for two years.
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Brownstones and railroad flats; municipal program under city code Chapter 125, Article II; book and pay at least 24 hours ahead.
The county's largest rental stock; filing goes through the Dept. of Housing Preservation and varies by building type.
Densest city in the U.S.; mostly 2-to-4-family frame housing built long before 1978.
Dense pre-war walk-ups and frame multifamilies along Bergenline Ave.
Small township on the Palisades; 56% of its housing units were built before 1980 (ACS).
Township with a mixed frame housing stock; certificates file with the township clerk.
Peninsula of 2-to-4-family frame houses and rowhouses; certificates file with the city.
Not sure what your town requires? Compare filing offices, fees, and methods side by side in the Hudson County requirements table, or see how much a lead inspection costs in Hudson County. The legal background lives in our guide to New Jersey's lead-safe law.