The inspection may involve visual inspections of areas such as roofs, walls, and plumbing fixtures, as well as the use of moisture meters or other testing equipment to identify hidden sources of moisture. Moisture inspections are important for identifying potential health hazards such as mold growth, as well as for preventing long-term damage to structures and materials. Moisture inspections may be required as part of routine maintenance or during real estate transactions, such as home inspections prior to purchasing a property.

This top to bottom mold inspection is critical for identifying potential health risks associated with mold exposure and developing a remediation plan to address mold growth. The inspection may also assist in identifying the source of moisture that is contributing to mold growth, which can then be addressed to prevent future mold growth.

Indoor mold air quality testing measures mold spore concentrations and health risks.
Air samples are collected from living spaces, bathrooms, kitchens, and basements using specialized equipment. A lab analyzes these air samples to determine mold spore types and quantities. Property owners and occupants can learn if mold spores pose a health risk from the air quality test. If mold spores are excessive, additional study may be needed to find the cause and create a treatment plan.