Certified Mold Testing
& Inspection

An inspection starts with your concerns and the property's history. The inspector examines the agreed areas, looks for visible signs of mold or moisture, and explains the findings. Before the visit, we clarify which rooms are included and whether sampling, laboratory analysis or additional moisture testing would be useful.

Not always. The EPA explains that sampling is often unnecessary when mold is visible. Testing is most useful when it answers a specific question. Tell us what you have noticed so we can discuss whether an inspection alone or an inspection with sampling makes sense for your property.

Air testing examines a sample collected from the air. Surface testing examines a sample taken from a particular material, often with a swab or tape lift. Each provides different information. The inspector considers the sample results alongside the conditions observed at the property.

The price depends on the areas you need assessed, access to those areas and any sampling or laboratory work. Ask for a written quote that explains what is included, the report you will receive and any additional fees. We can discuss those details when you call.

Timing depends on the size of the inspection, access and any laboratory analysis. Let us know if you are working toward a purchase, repair or move-in deadline. We will discuss the visit and reporting schedule separately, since a same-day appointment does not necessarily mean same-day laboratory results.

Same-day appointments are available, subject to scheduling and your property's location. Call our 24/7 emergency team with the address and a brief description of the concern. We will confirm the available appointment times and what the visit should include.

No inspection can assess every concealed space without suitable access. If the concern is behind a wall or in another inaccessible area, the inspector will explain that limitation and discuss whether further investigation is appropriate. Any additional work should be agreed in advance.

Have the property address, a description of the affected rooms and any relevant leak or repair history ready. Arrange access to the agreed areas and follow the team's preparation instructions. There is no need to open walls or enter an unsafe space before the visit.