Mold Inspection

Steps in a Mold Inspection:

1. Visual inspection (The inspector will visually inspect the property for signs of mold growth or moisture problems that may lead to mold).
2. Testing (If the visual inspection reveals signs of mold or moisture the inspector will proceed to do the testing).
3. Lab Analysis (The sample collected in the testing phase will be sent to a lab to determine the type of mold).
4. Reporting (Once the results are in the inspector will send you a written report with the results and the recommended treatment).

Why is important to do a mold Inspection?

As mentioned before mold is not always easily detected, so if you suspect of mold presence or just want to have peace of mind that the house you are living in or thinking of buying is mold free, we recommend a mold inspection.

Mold is a fungus that comes in various colors and shapes. While some molds are visible and even odorous, mold can also grow between walls, under floors and ceilings, or in less accessible spots, such as basements and attics.

Mold exposure can lead to symptoms such as stuffy nose, wheezing, and red or itchy eyes, or skin. Some people, such as those with allergies or with asthma may have more intense reactions.