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Whether you are buying or selling a home, renting proper- ties, or own commercial real estate, a mold inspection is a must! All inspections include a complete evaluation of both the interior and exterior of your home. A variety of testing methods are often used to determine the quantity and type of mold that may be present. These tests are sent to a forensic laboratory for analysis, we will be able to provide you with a detailed report of our findings and recommendations for remediation if necessary.

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A visual inspection is the first step in identifying a possible mold problem. Typically, equipment such as a boroscope, to view inside ductwork or behind walls, moisture meters and infrared moisture detectors are used to help identify hidden sources of mold growth.

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Air Sampling determines the type and quantity of airborne mold spores in a building. Air Sampling is necessary if the presence of mold, allergens or toxins is suspected. The type and quantity of mold present in a building can determine if further investigation or possible remediation is necessary.

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Tape/Swab samples are collected from suspicious growths found in or around a building. The suspicious growth is gently wiped with a sterile swab or tape lift, sealed, then shipped to a forensic laboratory for analysis

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Based upon a visual inspection, air sampling, and Tape or Swab sampling your mold inspector will provide you with
a complete detailed report with the laboratory analysis and results for your use. He will also supply you with

recommendations for clean-up, if necessary.