SAME DAY RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL Mold Assessment SERVICES, in South Florida

We use advanced tools such as:
Thermal imaging cameras help identify hidden leaks or damp areas behind walls, ceilings, and floors. This non-invasive technology enables us to pinpoint the source of moisture that feeds mold growth, even if it’s not visible to the naked eye. Thermal imaging cameras: Reveal temperature differences in materials that may indicate trapped moisture or leaks behind walls and ceilings.

Moisture readings are a crucial part of every mold inspection. We use advanced, professional-grade moisture meters to accurately detect elevated moisture levels in building materials, often before visible signs of mold appear. A moisture meter is a diagnostic tool used to measure the moisture content in materials such as:

Drywall, Wood, Flooring, Ceiling tiles
Baseboards, Cabinets.

If mold is suspected or confirmed, we collect samples to send to a certified third-party laboratory:

Air sampling measures mold spores in the indoor air compared to outdoor levels
Surface sampling (swab or tape lift) may be done on visible mold growth to identify the type of mold
This data helps determine the extent of contamination and whether it poses a potential health risk.

Mold thrives in environments where relative humidity (RH) exceeds 60%. High humidity can cause condensation on walls, ceilings, and within HVAC systems, creating ideal conditions for mold spores to grow and spread, even in the absence of visible water damage.

All samples are analyzed by an accredited environmental laboratory. The lab will identify the type(s) of mold present and quantify the spore counts, helping us determine whether levels are normal or elevated.

Once mold remediation is completed, it's critical to confirm that the cleanup was successful and that the indoor environment is safe. To ensure complete mold removal, we conduct follow-up testing and visual inspections to verify that your property is secure and free from mold.