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AAA Lead Consultants and Inspections, Inc.
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Basic Information
Address: 1307 West Sixth Street #134, Corona, California 92882
Phone Number: 951-582-9071
Fax Number: 951-582-9073
Email: aaalead@sbcglobal.net
Person of Contact: Michael Cohn
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Additional Information
Who we are and what we do: AAA Lead Consultants and Inspections, Inc. is a California based corporation originally formed in December of 1992 as a sole proprietor business and then incorporated in August of 2000. We are recognized as one of the pioneers in the lead inspection industry. We provides one of the industry's most comprehensive lead based paint reports available. Our reports include a narrative of the work practices used, description of the property and summary of our findings. All test results are presented in an easy to understand format including tables of results, photos of lead containing components and diagrams of the structure tested. Our Goals: AAA Lead Consultants and Inspections, Inc. was established to offer quality consulting, inspections, project oversight and comprehensive work plans for safe work practices with regards to lead based paint and other lead containing materials. Company Principal: Michael Cohn is the corporations CEO. Mr. Cohn took the first Lead in Construction course offered in California in 1992 at the University of San Diego, San Diego, California and earned his EPA certificate in Lead Inspector Training # I0024 and Lead Abatement Training for Supervisors and Contractors # S0167. Mr. Cohn currently holds California Department of Public Health Certifications for Lead Inspector/Risk Assessor, Project Design, Project Monitor and Project Supervisor. Mr. Cohn serves on the expert panel with the California Department of Public Health and has been instrumental in helping write the lead related certification exams. Services: Lead Inspections and Assessments Lead Job Specific Specifications Project Design Abatement Oversight Project Monitoring Post Abatement Clearance Data Interpretation Documentation