Mold Inspection & Testing
Clear Answers. Healthy Homes. Guided by Moisture Detection & Building Science
Identify mold, moisture, and air quality concerns before they impact your home and health.
available as stand alone inspection or added to our other inspection services
Moisture & Mold Issues Are Often Hidden from View
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“Is there mold in the home?”
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“Is this an active issue or something from the past?”
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“Is it affecting the indoor air quality?”
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“Will this become a bigger problem later?”
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“Is there hidden moisture causing this?”
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“Will this come up during escrow or negotiations?”
This is where a thorough Mold inspection changes everything.
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Our Mold Inspection Process​
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Every mold inspection is performed in accordance with the International Association of Certified Indoor Air Consultants (IAC2) Standards of Practice, ensuring a consistent, thorough, and industry-recognized approach.
Our goal is to provide clear answers. not guesswork, so you can make informed decisions about your home.
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1. Initial Assessment & Interview
We start by discussing any concerns, past water damage, leaks, musty odors, or visible signs of mold. This helps us focus on high-risk areas and understand the history of the property.
2. Visual Inspection & Moisture Evaluation
We conduct a detailed inspection of the home, including attics, crawlspaces, interiors, and exterior components. We look for signs of water intrusion, staining, humidity issues, and conditions that support mold growth.
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3. Air & Surface Sampling (When Needed)
If conditions warrant, we collect air samples and surface samples to evaluate mold spore levels and identify the types of mold present. Samples are sent to a certified laboratory for analysis, providing objective, data-backed results.
4. Lab Analysis & Findings
Laboratory results help determine whether mold levels inside the home are elevated compared to normal outdoor conditions. This step adds clarity and removes uncertainty.
5. Clear Reporting & Recommendations
You’ll receive a clear summary of our findings, along with practical recommendations for further evaluation, remediation, or prevention. We focus on helping you understand the issue and the next steps—whether you’re a homeowner, buyer, or real estate professional.
When You Should Get A Mold Inspection?
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After a roof leak or plumbing issue
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If you notice a musty smell
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Before buying or selling a home (escrow clarity)
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After heavy rain or water damage
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If you see staining or discoloration
Don’t guess what’s happening behind your walls.
Get a professional mold inspection backed by real-world experience and lab-tested results.