Air Quality & Mold Tests

If you notice musty odors, visible suspected microbial growth, or signs of moisture intrusion, appropriate assessment and testing may help provide additional information. Sampling results should be interpreted alongside the property's condition and moisture history. Testing does not replace a thorough evaluation of suspected moisture sources or concealed damage.

Seller disclosure indicates past water damage or mold issues. The home buyer or their family may belong to a sensitive population, such as those with allergies, asthma, known mold sensitivities, immunocompromised individuals, infants, or the elderly. 

Additionally, during our home inspection services, we may encounter situations that warrant air quality testing and mold testing: 

- Mold growth suspected 

- Water damage found in the home 

- High humidity and/or condensation 

- Musty odors detected.

Our mold and indoor air quality testing uses advanced technology to analyze airborne particles and identify mold spores that may be present in your home.

The analysis includes actual images of mold spores and other airborne particulates, helping identify and quantify more than 100 types of mold spores and particles. Results can help identify elevated airborne mold levels and potential concerns associated with moisture intrusion or previous water damage.

Testing may also identify and measure other airborne particles, including human and animal skin fragments, allergens, soil particles, carbon, and fine particulates.

With detailed laboratory analysis, you can better understand your indoor air quality and make informed decisions about any recommended follow-up evaluation or remediation.

We provide competitive pricing for all of our home inspection services, including air quality testing and mold testing, with no hidden fees or surprise charges. Contact us today for a quote!