Mold Assessments

Mold inspection is a thorough visual assessment to identify signs of mold growth and potential sources in a property. Inspectors examine walls, ceilings, floors, HVAC systems, and other moisture-prone areas. This evaluation helps property owners understand possible mold presence, underlying causes, and risk zones, enabling early intervention and informed decisions about mold remediation and property maintenance to ensure healthy living and working conditions.

Mold sampling and analysis involves collecting air and surface samples for laboratory testing to detect the presence and types of mold accurately. Each sample, priced at $200, provides specific identification of mold species and contamination levels. This process offers property owners evidence-based insight into mold issues, supporting targeted remediation strategies and helping maintain a safe, healthy indoor environment for occupants.

Moisture intrusion assessment identifies and diagnoses areas where unwanted water or dampness enters a property. Inspectors evaluate walls, ceilings, roofs, plumbing, and foundation points for leaks or moisture buildup. Early detection prevents mold growth, structural damage, and indoor air quality issues. The report provides actionable recommendations for repair, mitigation, and long-term maintenance, protecting property integrity and occupant health.

Post-remediation verification confirms that mold removal and remediation efforts were successful. Inspectors perform independent evaluations and testing of previously affected areas, ensuring no residual mold or contamination remains. This assessment validates remediation effectiveness, offering peace of mind to property owners, tenants, and stakeholders. Verification reports support compliance, safety, and indoor air quality, confirming that the property is safe.

Allergen risk evaluation identifies and assesses sources of allergens in a property, including mold, dust, and environmental irritants. Inspectors analyze air quality, surfaces, ventilation, and potential contaminant sources. The findings guide property owners in reducing allergen exposure, improving indoor air quality, and promoting a healthier living or working environment. Reports provide recommendations for mitigation and ongoing management of allergen risks.