Testing the air for the presence of microscopic mold spores. These are evaluated relative to an outdoor baseline sample used as a control and to indicate the relative moldiness of indoor conditions.

Collecting bulk material, swabbing a suspect area, or lifting visible growth using specialized tape. Generally used to confirm visible mold-like growth.

Is used to draw air from within a wall (or ceiling) cavity to test for the presence of microscopic mold spores.

Used most commonly to check for various contamination levels during an inspection and in post-clearance inspections.

Used to determine water quality and assess conditions like bacteria, heavy metals, nitrates, nitrites, turbidity, pH, and others.

Gives overall contamination rating and history of the property. Effective when used in conjunction with our CIRS Protocol inspections. Tests for the DNA trace of 36 different mold species to reveal their presence and concentration levels in a home.

While symptoms related to mold sensitivity are what we typically find, there are a variety of other allergens within living and working environments that may cause health issues too.

Dust Mites are the most common allergy and asthma trigger in U.S. households.

We most commonly rely on the Multiplex Array for Indoor Allergens (MARIA) analysis.

Tests for things like dust mites, pet dander, and cockroaches.

Bacteria Sampling – Used if contaminated water loss impacts a property, like sewage or other grey or black water events.