07/23/2026
We don’t test for mold sensitivity or offer medical or relationship advice, but if you already know you’re sensitive to mold we can help with testing your environment.
A mold inspection looks for threats to the structure of the home from mold and moisture rather than the cause of a mysterious ailment.
A limited visual inspection of the home is done to assess any points of moisture intrusion, relative humidity levels, ventilation, and any visible organic growth.
Air samples are also taken and sent to a laboratory for analysis of the amount of spores in the air and the type.
As always, the most important step in fighting mold is prevention by way of controlling its moisture source. Any roof leaks, plumbing leaks, leaks in windows or doors, large holes or gaps that allow excessive air infiltration, water in the crawlspace, inadequate ventilation of the crawlspace can be causes and contributing factors of a mold infestation. If any of these conditions are present correction is necessary before any remediation can be fully effective.
We take the time to look at the big picture and compile detailed but easy to read digital reports to accompany the mold analysis from the laboratory. Whether you have mold or not in your home, after a mold inspection your next steps for remediation or prevention should be clear.
