Inspection Services

Mold Inspection Services

Our mold inspection and mold testing services leverage our extensive knowledge of mold and mildew (black mold, black toxic mold, Stachybotrys, and other molds) and the conditions conducive to mold growth as well as building construction, air flows, building materials, and heating ventilation and air-conditioning systems.

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Moisture Detection

Where we find mold, we find moisture. By locating the source of moisture and identifying hidden water intrusion sources we can focus our mold investigation in the right areas. Where there is water damage from a flood, leak, or natural event we can inspect and asses the water damage along with identifying the presence of mold and make recommendations on the best ways 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 investigations. This, in turn, will allow us to make conclusions and recommendations for action during the inspection.

Certified Mold Inspectors

We value certification, education, and experience. Performing quality mold inspections requires all three. Each of our inspectors, consultants, and project managers is a Certified Mold Inspector (ACAC and/or MICRO). To protect your liability, property, and health, it’s important to engage the services of a professional and certified mold inspector.

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Find the Source

We track down the moisture conditions that allow mold to grow, including leaks, hidden water intrusion, and areas affected by past or ongoing water damage.

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Inspect with Precision

Using infrared imaging and advanced inspection tools, we can investigate more accurately and focus attention where problems are most likely to exist.

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Get Expert, Interpretable Answers

Our certified inspectors bring building science knowledge and mold-specific expertise to every inspection, helping you understand what was found and what it means.

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Count On Unbiased Recommendations

Because we do not perform remediation or repairs, our conclusions are independent. You get objective guidance based on evidence, not a sales agenda.

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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.

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Clear Next Steps

After the inspection, we help you understand what was found, what it means, and what should happen next. Our reporting is designed to give property owners, tenants, and managers clear recommendations they can use to make informed decisions.

Mold in Homes Frequently Asked Questions

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Some of the most common questions we get about mold in your home.

Mold in Homes Frequently Asked Questions