Testing identifies the type and concentration of mold spores in your air, which is crucial even if you see visible growth. Some molds are more hazardous than others, and what you see might only be a small part of a larger, hidden problem. Testing provides the data needed to tackle the issue effectively and safely.

Companies that both test and remediate have a financial incentive to find a problem. As an independent firm, we provide only the scientific facts and data. You can trust our results and recommendations because we never profit from selling you remediation services.

Our process is thorough and scientific. For a standard assessment, we conduct a visual inspection, take air samples from both inside and outside (for comparison), and surface samples from any suspicious areas. These samples are then analyzed by an accredited third-party laboratory to provide you with a detailed report.

The on-site sample collection typically takes 1-2 hours, depending on the size of your home and number of samples required. After we send the samples to the lab, you will receive your comprehensive report within 3-5 business days.

Yes. Our lab analysis identifies the genus (and sometimes species) of the mold present. This is important because different types of mold can have different health implications and can help identify the source of moisture.

The cost of testing is a small investment compared to the potential cost of unchecked mold damage to your property and health. We offer transparent, upfront pricing for our different testing packages because we believe in no surprises.

Absolutely. Mold is caused by excess moisture, not dirt. Even new homes can have mold issues due to construction defects, leaking appliances, plumbing leaks, or poor ventilation that leads to high humidity. Any water event, if not dried properly within 24-48 hours, can cause mold growth.