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Mold Inspection and Testing in the Greater Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill Metro Areas
Helping our clients breathe easy and thrive safely in all home or work environments
Serving Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, and the Surrounding Areas
Mold Inspection Sciences of North Carolina provides the following services: mold testing, mold inspection, mold detection, mold-related illness (CIRS) inspection and testing, mold remediation protocols and support services, post-remediation clearance testing, drinking water sampling and testing, and environmental risk assessments and monitoring for organizations requiring regulatory compliance.
For over 20 years Mold Inspection Sciences has executed tens of thousands of mold investigations across 12 states - more than 75,000 inspections to be exact. Our proven science-based expertise helps us determine exactly what’s impacting our clients. We only perform mold inspection and testing services, never remediation. This means you get trusted recommendations and next steps to help solve the issue that’s impacting you without any conflict of interest.
Our Mold and Environmental Investigative Services
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Mold Investigation Methods
Moisture Detection
Mold growth requires three things: mold spores, a food source (building materials), and moisture or water. So, where we find moisture, we find mold. By locating the source of moisture and identifying hidden water intrusions, we can focus our mold investigation in the right areas.
If there was water damage from a flood, a leak, or a natural event we can inspect and assess the water damage along with identifying the presence of mold and make recommendations on the best way to return the home or office to a healthy state.
Infrared Technology
We use FLIR infrared camera technology to enhance our inspection services. This advanced, non-invasive technology allows our inspectors to zero in and identify potential sources of moisture to more accurately determine testing and sampling areas. This will allow us to make even more precise conclusions and recommendations for action during the inspection.
Sampling and Testing
We often get questions about how we determine which sample types to recommend, why we recommended a specific number of samples, and other questions about our sampling approach - known as our Sampling Strategy. Through the course of the assessment, our inspector will put together a Sampling Strategy specific to your property that will allow us to pinpoint problem areas, determine overall contamination levels, guide remediation efforts when needed, or in other cases rule out mold as a source of concern. If you have questions about the type of samples used or are wonder how and why specific recommendations are made, you can find tons of information in our Sampling Guides. Feel free to reach out to us with specific questions.
Certified Mold Inspectors
Performing professional, high-quality inspections requires three things—certification, education, and experience—values we do not take for granted. Each of our inspectors, consultants, and project managers is a Certified Mold Inspector (MICRO and MIS CMI). To protect your liability, property, and health, it’s important to engage the services of a professional and certified mold inspector.
No Conflict of Interest
We don’t perform mold remediation, repair, or construction. We have no interest in the outcome of our inspections other than to ensure you have the information needed to return your home or office to a healthy state. Our expertise guides us, and we never have a conflict of interest regarding our findings and recommendations. We use a science-based approach and only do inspections and testing, never remediation.
Specialized Air Sampling Equipment
We use industry-standard sample collection equipment, meticulously maintained, and regularly calibrated to ensure the integrity of our samples and the accuracy of the results.
