Mold Inspection
Definition: A mold inspection is the process of identifying the source, extent and type of a mold problem. Often the phrase mold inspection refers to the entire assessment process, including air quality testing. Mold inspections are performed by trained professionals, including industrial hygienists, indoor environmental experts and home inspectors. A mold inspection is unique in it’s focus. Mold inspectors assess only the factors specifically associated with water intrusion and mold growth. This may include a wide variety of locations within the home.
FAQ's for Visual Mold Inspection
What type of equipment do you use during a mold inspection? click here for answer...
Technology is an important part of the mold inspection process. Our technicians utilize many pieces of diagnostic equipment including moisture meters, hygrometers and thermal imaging cameras. This equipment allows us to identify hidden sources of moisture and mold growth.
How long is a typical mold inspection?
A typical home or small commercial building requires 1-2 hours of inspection time. Larger homes or commercial buildings may necessitate more time.
What should I do to prepare for a mold inspection?
Typically it is best for us to inspect the building in 'as is' condition. Mold growth is an indication of a moisture management problem. Therefore it is beneficial for us to observe the mold problem before clean up occurs.
What do I receive at the end of my mold inspection?
You will receive a Final Inspection Report, similar to a home inspection report provided when purchasing a home. This document outlines the results of the visual observations, diagnostic data, laboratory findings and recommendations.
Is my mold inspection report sent to a third party?
The results of your mold inspection are kept confidential. We do not release your reports to any government agency, insurance company, rental tenant, etc.
A Healthy Home Guide to Mold Inspection.
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