Mold Inspection – FAQ

A mold inspection 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 mold inspections.

If mold is found during an inspection, remediation efforts should be undertaken as soon as possible to prevent further growth and potential health hazards. The extent of the remediation required will depend on the level and type of mold present.

Yes, a mold inspection can help identify the source of mold growth. By identifying areas of moisture and conducting a thorough assessment of the property, professionals can determine the underlying cause of the problem and take steps to prevent further growth.

The frequency of mold inspections depends on several factors, including the age of the property, the level of humidity in the area, and any past incidents of mold growth. In general, it is recommended that properties be inspected for mold at least once a year, and more frequently in areas with high humidity or a history of mold problems.