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Sick as a dog and don't know why?
Smell something musty?
See staining and not sure if it's mold?
Had a leak and suspect you might have mold?

Test your home and have results back within days.

Two most common reasons to test for mold: 

Buying a Home

Home inspections look for visible mold growth.

Unfortunately this isn't the full picture.

If a house has mold growth the problem doesn't leave automatically. Mold needs to be removed forcefully. 

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Mold tolerance varies from person to person. Just because the current owners don't show signs of mold exposure doesn't mean mold isn't there.

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If mold is found; don't fret. We can typically schedule you within a few days so you can close on time.

Lingering Sickness

Mold exposure has been shown

to have the following effects:

  • Asthma

  • Sore Throat

  • Sinus Infections

  • Respiratory Issues

  • Muscle Aches

  • Neurological Issues

  • Coughing

  • Sneezing

  • Itchy, Watery Eyes

  • Headaches

  • Fibromyalgia

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Since mold sensitivity varies from person to person it is possible (and common) that only one or two people in a household feel the effects of mold exposure. 
 

If you suspect mold, or even if you're not sure, its worth a test for peace of mind.

Lab-Verified Results

Three petri dishes with various amounts and kinds of mold growing

All tests are sent overnight to a third-party lab to verify the type and amount of mold spores found.

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Types of tests available:

  • Air Sample: The most common type of test. We pull one cubic meter of air through a filter to see the average spore count in a room.

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  • Tape: A piece of "tape" is placed on growing mold to verify the type of mold.

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  • Viability: An air sample is taken and the lab attempts to grow mold from the spores to verify if the spores are able to reproduce.

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Results for air and tape tests are typically received within 2-3 business days.

Rush requests are available.

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Viability test results are typically 7+ days

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