Clearance testing should be conducted by a qualified professional, such as a certified industrial hygienist or a licensed mold inspector. These professionals have the training and equipment necessary to conduct accurate and reliable clearance testing.
If mold is found during clearance testing, additional remediation efforts may be required to ensure that all mold has been effectively removed. The extent of the remediation required will depend on the level and type of mold present.
Clearance testing should be conducted after any remediation efforts have been completed to ensure that the mold has been effectively removed. The frequency of clearance testing will depend on the extent of the remediation required and the level of mold growth in the property.
Clearance testing can provide valuable information on the effectiveness of remediation efforts and identify any areas of the property that may be at risk for future mold growth. By addressing these areas and implementing appropriate preventative measures, future mold growth can be prevented.
