Mold Inspection
Mold Testing and Inspection
There are no doubts about the danger of mold. It can leave everyone inside of the property at risk of serious illness. Severe mold situations can cause a great deal of stress and concern. The only way to fight back against mold is to make sure that you have it and then to take action. Mold testing and inspection are the first step in doing so. Whether you have mold allergies or you care about your health, you should make sure that these inspections are the first thing on your list to do. Mold Inspections Los Angeles is the top option for mold testing Los Angeles has to offer. Have the experts available when you need this job done right. A mold inspection will look for any trace of water damage and mold in your property.
Mold Inspection FAQ
If you have experienced short term, or have had long term water damage problems and have not called a Mold Remediation company to dry the structure, then the Chances of Mold Growth indoors is Possible. Immediate Water Damage, Slow Moisture Problems, or Sewage Back ups can all have damaging effects on your building. If you have experienced water damage and would like a mold report on the current conditions of you building, then call Mold Inspections Los Angeles today and speak with a Certified Mold Inspection Specialist today (888) 470-0470 or (818) 745- 6653
Have you Noticed an Odor or Change in Your Home or Building’s Environment? Think it maybe Mold? Changes in our Buildings can Indicate Source of Moisture, Mildew, Bacteria and Even Mold as areas of Increased Humidity or Water Damage began to surface. Learn More about your building by talking with a Certified Mold Inspector at Mold Inspections Los Angeles (888) 470-0470 or (818) 745- 6653.
Step #1 – Inspect for Mold & Water Damage Call (888) 470-0470 or (818) 745- 6653
A mold inspection will involve looking at the building materials for signs of water damage and black mold growth. A third party Industrial Hygienist or certified mold inspector can provide valuable information about your building’s conditions. The goal of any investigation should be to confirm the presence or absence of mold growth.
Step #2 – Mold Removal (mold remediation)
A certified mold removal professional should be contacted to remove the moldy building materials. The EPA and the NY DOH breakdown the various mold remediation techniques and methods. Using the appropriate controls depends on the size of the contamination, the occupying individuals and the competency of the workers involved with the mold remediation. Use a professional mold removal/remediation company can assure your project is completed right the first time.
Step #3 Post Remediation Testing Custom Quote (888) 470-0470 or (818) 745- 6653
The Certification or Post Remediation Test for Mold will determine if Your Mold Removal Company has Completed the Removal of Mold Correctly. If the Removal of Mold was completed Successfully the Certificate of Clearance Can be written by You Certified Mold Inspector.
Water Damage Industry indicates that mold will began growing 48-72 hours (2-3 days) after water has damaged the building materials, wall or flooring. Determining what parts of the building are wet and how wet they are, will help you or your professional decide on the proper methods for restoration. A building that has been wet, should never be left alone to dry on it own. Call and speak to our staff at
Mold Inspections Los Angeles (888) 470-0470 or (818) 745- 6653.
Concerned about your health or recent water damage? Don’t expose yourself or your family to the problems that have been associated with mold exposure; increased asthma reactions, runny eyes, stuffed up nose, rashes, headaches, flu like symptoms. .. . Let us help you determine if a building may be making you sick. If you live in a building and suspect mold growth conditions, then call today.
A mold inspection could help determine the truth about the real indoor air quality of your home or office. A mold Inspection will include several basics that are standard in the mold inspection industry.
A Mold Inspection conducted by a Certified Mold Inspector should include a visual identification of moisture damaged areas and possible mold growth conditions.
A Moisture Meter Assessment should be conducted to evaluate building conditions after a water damage or flood. Mold Samples (Air or Surface) and Mold testing will illustrate the type of mold growth.
A Summary Mold Inspection Report (with recommendations) in detail should establish preliminary mold remediation guidelines. A Laboratory Analysis should be completed by an AIHA Accredited Laboratory.
What Next? In the next stage you must understand your recommendations of the Mold Inspection Company and decide what to do with the information. Is Mold Remediation recommend by the Mold Inspection Professional due to the presence of mold or water damaged materials?
Mold Samples Include Airborne Mold Spore Samples, Surface Swab Samples for Mold, Tape and Slide Samples, Dust and Allergen Testing, Mold Spore Identification, Mold Spore Analysis. (all can be taken during a mold inspection) LEARN MORE>>>>.
Many occupants of residential and commercial buildings (such as renters, owners, and guests) seek to understand the indoor environment when moist or humid conditions lead to concerns about indoor mold growth and ultimately a change in the building’s natural conditions. Learn more about your current building conditions by getting a mold inspection, call and speak to our staff at Mold Inspections Los Angeles (888) 470-0470 or (818) 745- 6653.
Many mold inspectors are conducting mold testing in Los Angeles’s buildings all the time. So what separates one mold inspection company from another? Our mold inspections do not complete mold remediation or mold removal. Our Mold Inspectors are certified by the ACAC and each carry current mold certificates. Our staff and mold inspectors are friendly, easy to understand and you can rely on them to get your job done right.
Mold inspectors may take mold samples, a mold test, or allergy test within your home, office, or building. Mold Testing by a mold inspector may indicate the need for mold removal, toxic mold decontamination and mold remediation.
A Mold Inspection should be conducted by a Certified Mold Inspector or Certified Industrial Hygienist. A complete mold inspection should include a visual investigation for mold, a moisture assessment of wet building materials, analysis by an AIHA accredited laboratory, a written mold report and most importantly recommendations for removal of the contaminated materials.