We provide mold assessments. Sampling (“mold testing”) may be used as one tool within an overall assessment when it’s appropriate to the situation. A proper assessment focuses on the building conditions that contribute to mold (especially moisture) and documents findings clearly so the issue can be addressed correctly.

A mold assessment identifies and documents conditions consistent with mold growth and the likely moisture contributors. Mold remediation is the physical removal/cleaning and containment work performed by a remediation contractor. Our role is to assess, document, and guide—so remediation is properly scoped and targeted.

There is no government-established permissible exposure limit (PEL) for mold. Instead of labeling results as “safe/unsafe,” we evaluate conditions based on what’s observed, the building history, and (when applicable) comparisons to an appropriate control/baseline.

Thermal imaging may be used as a diagnostic tool to help guide moisture investigation and identify temperature anomalies that could indicate hidden moisture or building envelope issues. Itelying solely on infrared is not enough—thermal findings are interpreted in context and verified where appropriate.

It depends on the size of the home and the scope (single area of concern vs. whole-home review). After a quick intake, we’ll recommend the right scope and provide a time estimate before scheduling.

If possible, share any background: known leaks, prior remediation, recent storms, visible staining locations, and any areas with persistent odor or humidity. Avoid heavy cleaning of suspected areas right before the visit so conditions can be observed accurately.

Yes. After remediation or repairs, we can perform a follow-up evaluation to document current conditions and confirm work aligns with the intended plan. Where appropriate, verification may include additional measurements or air monitoring.