Initial Investigation
Real Estate / Landlord / Property Management
- Reports of Water Damage, Roof Leaks or Plumbing Problems
- Reports of Musty Odors or Visible Signs of Mold
- Legally Defensible Testing Methodologies
- Perform Due Diligence for Clients
- Disclosure Requirements
- Expedited Lab Results
- Lender Requirements
- Independent Third Party Assessment of Property Condition
- Nationally Recognized Professional Credentials
- Broad Geographic Coverage
- Available 7 Days a Week
- Same Day Service
Management / Contractors
- Independent Third Party Assessment of Property Condition
- Feeling Sick When Inside the Unit
- Suspect Black Toxic Mold
- Budget Friendly Pricing Options – Possibly Reimbursable by Landlord
- Recommend Actions for Landlord to Solve the Problem
- Cavity Sampling
- DIY Maintenance
- Specialized Tenant Reports
- Broad Geographic Coverage
- Available 7 Days a Week
- Same Day Service
A professional mold inspection is a comprehensive evaluation designed to identify hidden water damage, visual mold, elevated moisture levels, and airborne fungal spores. Inspectors employ infrared thermal cameras, digital moisture meters, and specialized sampling techniques to deliver objective analysis.
Following testing, clients receive a clear, actionable report detailing findings, potential health concerns, identified moisture sources, and recommended steps for resolution or remediation when necessary.
Post-Remediation Verification
Hire an Independent Inspector After Remediation
Post-remediation verification (also known as clearance testing) ensures that mold removal contractors have successfully cleaned affected areas and resolved underlying moisture issues before containment barriers are taken down.
Clearance testing involves detailed visual inspection inside containment areas, moisture evaluations of building materials, and follow-up air or surface sampling to confirm mold spore levels have returned to normal baseline concentrations.
Passing clearance testing gives property owners, tenants, and insurance companies official documentation that the property is safe for re-occupancy.
Indoor Air Quality
Indoor air quality (IAQ) directly impacts health, comfort, and productivity. Mold spores, volatile organic compounds (VOCs), allergens, and excessive humidity are major contributors to poor indoor environmental conditions.
Continuous exposure to elevated mold spore levels can cause or worsen respiratory symptoms, asthma, sinus congestion, eye irritation, and allergic reactions. Specialized air sampling compares indoor spore concentrations against baseline outdoor samples to determine if elevated conditions exist.
Addressing air quality issues early prevents structural degradation, protects occupants, and provides clear diagnostic data necessary to eliminate persistent odors or environmental hazards inside homes and offices.
Proper ventilation, humidity control, and prompt water intrusion management are essential steps to maintaining safe indoor air quality throughout all seasons.
About Mold Remediation
Mold remediation is the process of safely isolating, removing, and cleaning mold-contaminated materials to restore a building to a healthy condition. Standard remediation guidelines require containment barriers, negative air pressure units with HEPA filtration, and proper personal protective equipment (PPE).
Before remediation begins, the root cause of water intrusion must be repaired. Removing mold without fixing leaks or high humidity will lead to recurring fungal growth over time.
Porously contaminated materials such as drywall, insulation, and carpeting are typically removed and discarded, while non-porous surfaces are scrubbed using specialized antimicrobials and HEPA vacuums.