Strengthening North Carolina’s Resilience: Mold Inspection Sciences Announces State Expansion
Strengthening community well-being through conflict-of-interest-free, science-based mold inspection and testing in Asheville, western North Carolina, Charlotte, and the Research Triangle
North Carolina, March 11, 2025 — When Hurricane Helene swept through parts of North Carolina, communities in the mountains and beyond stepped up with sandbags, relief drives, and a shared sense of hope. Now, as homeowners and businesses continue to address long-term issues related to water damage, Mold Inspection Sciences (MIS) is answering the call to help ensure that healthy indoor environments remain part of the state’s broader resilience plan.
With more than 20 years of experience in 12 states, MIS specializes in unbiased, science-based mold inspection and testing, never offering remediation or repair services—an approach designed to keep assessments honest and conflict of-interest-free. The newly expanded North Carolina operation covers Asheville and western North Carolina, Charlotte, and the Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill area, recognizing each region’s unique environmental challenges:
- Asheville and Western North Carolina – Cool temperatures and lingering moisture in crawl spaces and basements, more recently compounded by hurricane-driven rainfall.
- Charlotte and Surrounding Communities – Rapid urban growth, older homes next to new developments, and summer storms that can lead to hidden leaks and humidity problems.
- Research Triangle – A blend of historic properties and cutting-edge facilities where mold growth can quietly take hold, especially in humid conditions or poorly ventilated spaces.
After Hurricane Helene, we heard countless stories of neighbors helping neighbors rebuild. We see our expansion into this market as a continuation of that community spirit—ensuring the health and safety of everyone’s indoor spaces daily.
Brandon Apple, president of Mold Inspection Sciences
In addition to comprehensive mold inspections, MIS offers specialized allergy testing, mold-related illness and CIRS protocols as part of the MRIC Program (mold related illness and CIRS), and post-remediation clearance to confirm successful mold remediation and removal. The company also collaborates with all necessary healthcare teams to support patients who suspect their symptoms may be tied to mold exposure. By identifying the root cause of moisture and mold issues, MIS empowers North Carolinians to take targeted steps toward a healthier living or working environment.
Mold Inspection Sciences North Carolina is open Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and Saturdays from 12:00 PM to 2:00 PM (closed on Sundays). To learn more or schedule an inspection, visit www.moldsci.com or call +1.704.800.4593.
About Mold Inspection Sciences
Mold Inspection Sciences (MIS), www.moldsci.com, was founded in 2002 with a simple goal in mind: provide affordable, professional, and high-quality mold inspection and testing services to people across dozens of cities in 12 states. Over the past 20 years, MIS has successfully performed and solved thousands of investigations, more than 75,000 to be exact, creating safer and healthier conditions for clients in diverse environments.
