SwabSnap
For lead-safe renovation firms
Photograph the swab. Keep the record.
Crews record lead test results with photos on an iPhone or iPad. The firm closes each job into a PDF record it keeps.
1418 Larkin Avenue
Dayton, Ohio. Built 1952.
- Kitchen window trimPositive
- Front door jambNegative
- Bedroom 2 sillNegative
From the swab to the file
Photo the swab on the phone.
The crew takes the picture where the test was done, and the result goes with it.
Keep the result with the job.
Every swab, photo and delivery record sits on the job the office already sees.
Close a PDF the firm retains.
When the work is done, the firm closes the job into one PDF record and keeps it.
Built for the firms the RRP rule covers.
Renovation firms working on homes and child-occupied facilities built before 1978: the owner, the office and the crew.
A Measure Tech PRO login works here too. How it works
Start free with practice files.
Practice
Free
Practice files only. Nothing is closed or handed to a customer.
Paid plans are listed on the pricing page. Create an account first; the firm owner buys a plan in Settings.
A SwabSnap plan is included with a Measure Tech PRO subscription (Pro, Team or Scale).
A documentation tool. Your firm stays responsible.
SwabSnap does not make a job compliant. It is a documentation tool. The contractor remains responsible for RRP compliance. See the terms.
Create an account.
Use Apple, Google, an email address or a phone number. Then the firm owner chooses a plan in Settings.
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What SwabSnap does
SwabSnap keeps the lead-safe records that the EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) rule asks of renovation firms working on homes and child-occupied facilities built before 1978. Crews record lead test results with photos on their phones, and the firm closes each job into a PDF record it keeps for the years the rule requires.
How SwabSnap uses Google Drive
Google Drive is optional. When a firm’s owner connects it in Settings, Backup, SwabSnap asks only for access to the files it creates itself. It saves a copy of each closed job record in a SwabSnap folder in the firm’s own Drive, and it cannot see or change any other file there. The owner can disconnect at any time, which revokes SwabSnap’s access.