Environmental Testing & Lead Inspection Services in NYC & New Jersey

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At MJC Environmental LLC, our mission is to safeguard your health, well-being, and property by identifying and mitigating environmental hazards.


Our team of specialized, trained, and licensed consultants provides personalized inspections, expert analysis, and effective solutions to detect and address potentially hazardous materials, including asbestos, mold, lead, indoor air quality issues, and water damage.


With a commitment to accuracy, objectivity, and compassion, we deliver reliable results, actionable recommendations, and unparalleled customer service to ensure a safer, healthier environment for our clients.

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We provide specialized environmental inspection, testing, and remediation services, offering a comprehensive range of solutions for your peace of mind. 

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Latest Blogs

How Do You Get Rid of Lead-Based Paint?
By Shayan Nadeem January 23, 2026
To remove lead paint safely, confirm via testing, then seal with encapsulation, cover via enclosure, or professionally abate while controlling dust spread.
When Did Lead Based Paint Stop Being Used?
By Shayan Nadeem January 12, 2026
Lead-based paint stopped being used in U.S. homes after it was banned in 1978; if your home was built before 1978, assume it may contain lead paint and get it professionally tested.
How To Strip Lead Paint
By Shayan Nadeem January 5, 2026
To strip a lead paint, Use a chemical lead‑safe stripper or wet scraping method with full protection and containment, avoiding heat or sanding to prevent toxic dust.
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