

We are Board Certified Indoor Environmentalists by the Indoor Air Quality Council, and members of the Better Business Bureau and the Indoor Air Quality Association

We work with the most skilled, equipped and accredited labs. Analytical accuracy and fast turnaround is our top priority

We use the latest and most advanced non-invasive equipment, some of our equipment includes infrared thermal imaging cameras, laser particle counters, hygrometers, digital and fiber optic borescopes and more

Our report is our pride, digital, organized, easy to read and very well documented. Would you like to see a sample? Give us a call and we will be happy to send you a sample report by email

Our standard analytical turnaround time is 48hs. We also offer 24hs and even same day turnaround times.

In order to achieve the most accurate service there are a few things that need to be in place, please click below to read more about how to prepare your property for inspection
We are exposed to many kinds of mold both indoors and outdoors. The exposure is greater in damp or wet conditions, especially when timely drying out does not have a chance to occur. Of the thousands of molds that exist, some are known allergens (aggravating or causing skin, eye and respiratory problems) and a few molds produce harmful mycotoxins that can cause serious problems. But all molds, in the right conditions and high enough concentrations, are capable of adversely affecting human health. The potential for health problems occurs when people inhale large quantities of the airborne mold spores. For some people, however, a relatively small number of mold spores can cause health problems. Infants, children, immune-compromised patients, pregnant women, individuals with existing respiratory conditions and the elderly are at higher risks for adverse health effects from mold.
The purpose of a mold inspection is to determine the presence of mold spores in an indoor environment, our mold inspection will determine what kind of mold genus were found, the amounts found in the air or a surface if mold is visible and if the amount of spores found are normal for that environment or elevated. Another purpose of a mold inspection is to determine the cause of the indoor air quality problem and the solution.

Senate bill 2234 was signed into law on June 28, 2007. This law, when effective will prevent conflicts of interest, require education and licensing amongst other requirements for mold inspectors and removal companies alike. This law was designed to protect the consumers. Unfortunately the law will not be effective until 2010; until then there are no requirements. Beware when hiring an inspection company.
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