Mold

Mold Inspections & Testing

Identify visible and hidden moisture-related concerns through visual inspection, moisture investigation, and appropriate air or surface sampling.

Approach

Moisture first, sampling second

Mold growth is a symptom of moisture. A responsible assessment begins by locating and understanding the moisture condition — the building envelope, plumbing, drainage, humidity, ventilation, and any history of water intrusion.

Sampling is then used selectively, where laboratory analysis can add information that inspection alone cannot provide. We report what was observed, what the results indicate, and where uncertainty remains.

Typical scope

  • Visual inspection of accessible areas
  • Moisture readings on suspect surfaces
  • Review of building history and water events
  • Assessment of ventilation and humidity conditions
  • Air sampling where a defined question warrants it
  • Surface or tape-lift sampling where appropriate
  • Post-remediation verification
  • Written findings with photographs and sample data
Labeled building material samples, a spore trap cassette, sampling pump, and chain-of-custody paperwork

Questions

Mold assessment questions

Next step

Request a mold assessment

Tell us about the property and what prompted your concern. We will confirm the appropriate scope of inspection and sampling before any work begins.