What We Look For
During a mold inspection, we check areas where moisture and mold are most likely to appear. This may include bathrooms, kitchens, attics, crawl spaces, laundry areas, windows, HVAC areas, and rooms affected by leaks.
We look for visible growth, water stains, damp materials, poor ventilation, and moisture patterns that may point to a hidden issue.
When Should You Schedule a Mold Inspection?
You should consider a mold inspection if:
- You smell a musty odor
- You see spots on walls, ceilings, or baseboards
- Your home recently had a leak or flood
- You are buying or selling a property
- A room feels damp or humid
- Mold keeps coming back after cleaning
Why Inspection Comes First
Good mold work starts with a good inspection. Without understanding the source, cleanup can become guesswork. We take time to inspect carefully so we can recommend the right solution.
Think of it like checking the kitchen floor after water spills from the sink. You would not only wipe the visible water. You would also check where it came from so it does not happen again. Mold inspection works the same way.
