Mold Related Illness

Mold Related Illness and CIRS Program

Our MRIC Investigation Program follows our 20-year approach to mold investigations. Learn about our dedication to handling mold related illness cases professionally.

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Physical Inspection

A detailed physical inspection of the property to determine all areas of concern.

Detailed Inspection Report

A detailed inspection report including the findings of the investigation, testing, and recommended remediation steps.

Project Manager Consultation

Consultation with a Project Manager to discuss findings and recommendations, with ongoing support throughout the remediation process.

Post Remediation Clearance

A detailed post remediation clearance inspection and testing to ensure the environment has been returned to normal conditions.

Follow-Up Testing

Intermittent follow-up testing and/or inspections to determine the general health and condition of the property.

Medically Important Remediation Sequencing

Proper sequencing of remediation activities and post-remediation testing, coordinated by experienced project managers to help return your environment to a healthy state.

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qPCR Testing

Mold specific qPCR testing to reveal the DNA trace of mold species, their presence, and concentration levels in a property.

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Bacteria Testing

qPCR Actinomycetes testing for bacteria in specific scenarios where contaminated water loss may have impacted the property.

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Endotoxin Testing

qPCR Endotoxin testing offered in specific scenarios to identify potential environmental hazards impacting a property and client health.

The Steps to Restore a Safe and Clean Environment - CIRS Protocol

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Our inspection procedures follow a strict protocol to ensure all areas of concern are identified. Using specialized mold testing, we then isolate issues and determine overall contamination. Finally, we provide the proper cleaning procedures to restore a safe, clean environment.

Mold Specific Quantitative Polymer Chain Reaction - qPCR

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MSQPCR sampling gives us a more detailed analysis of the types of mold and other potential environmental hazards that may be impacting a property and a client’s health. If you’re struggling with a possible environmental issue and haven’t been able to find the right answers, qPCR testing may be the right solution for you.

How Do I Know if Mold Is Affecting My Health?

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You’ve noticed a persistent musty odor in your home and can’t seem to shake your morning congestion. Could mold be the hidden culprit?