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🧠 Lead Paint Liability: The $40K Mistake Maine Landlords Keep Making
Maine landlords: avoid costly fines and legal risks with a certified Lead Inspection in Maine. If your rental was built before 1978, you're legally required to disclose lead hazards and provide EPA documents. XRF lead inspections help ensure compliance, qualify your unit for Section 8, and protect your tenants. HarborLight offers expert lead testing across Maine—book your free consult today to stay lead-safe and avoid lawsuits.

Michael Marquis
10 hours ago3 min read


Asbestos in Maine Rentals: What Landlords Can’t Afford to Miss
Asbestos remains a serious health concern in Maine, especially in older buildings. Property owners and contractors must follow strict regulations for inspections and removal. The Maine Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) enforces compliance, requiring licensed professionals for asbestos inspections before renovation or demolition. Staying compliant ensures safety and avoids costly fines while protecting workers and the environment.

Michael Marquis
May 143 min read


🏡 The Maine Landlord’s Lead Law Playbook: What You Need to Know
If you own rental property in Maine, understanding the state's lead laws is essential. Properties built before 1978 may contain lead paint, posing serious health risks—especially to children. Maine law requires landlords to identify and address lead hazards, provide disclosures to tenants, and follow safety protocols during renovations.

Michael Marquis
May 144 min read
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