Mold inspection, testing & moisture services01
PureAir services
Mold inspection, testing & moisture services
Choose an independent testing, inspection or moisture-diagnostic service for your California or Washington property. PureAir does not perform mold remediation or removal.
Mold inspection
Understand the property and the source of concern.
Residential Mold Inspection
Scope and details
Explore service →Commercial Mold Inspection
Scope and details
Explore service →Attic Mold Inspection
Scope and details
Explore service →Crawl Space Mold Inspection
Scope and details
Explore service →HVAC Mold Inspection
Scope and details
Explore service →Pre-Purchase Mold Inspection
Scope and details
Explore service →Post-Remediation Verification
Scope and details
Explore service →Mold testing
Explore air, surface and follow-up sampling.
Air Mold Testing
Scope and details
Explore service →Clearance Testing
Scope and details
Explore service →HVAC Mold Testing
Scope and details
Explore service →Surface (Swab) Mold Testing
Scope and details
Explore service →Tape Lift Mold Testing
Scope and details
Explore service →Wall Cavity Mold Testing
Scope and details
Explore service →Leak & moisture detection
Investigate moisture observations and imaging.
What to expect
A defined process
02
Plan the visit
03
Complete the agreed assessment
04
Review the findings
Related planning guides
Inspection basics
Mold inspection vs. mold testing: where do you start?
Compare mold inspection and mold testing, understand when sampling may help, and learn which scope, report and property questions to ask.
Read the guide →
Planning your visit
How to prepare for a mold inspection
Prepare for a mold inspection with a practical checklist covering property observations, access, documents, sampling questions and reporting expectations.
Read the guide →
Reports & next steps
Post-remediation verification: questions to ask before clearance testing
Plan post-remediation verification: clarify the work area, clearance testing criteria, site readiness, records and the limits of a follow-up report.
Read the guide →