Frequently Asked Questions
Explore our FAQ section for comprehensive answers to your home inspection questions, from preparation to post-inspection guidance.
Yes, prolonged exposure to mold can lead to various health effects, including respiratory issues, allergies, skin irritation, and even more severe reactions in individuals with compromised immune systems. Some molds produce mycotoxins, which can have serious health implications when inhaled or ingested.
A mold inspection is a professional assessment to identify mold presence in a building. It involves thorough examination to locate mold growth, assess its extent, and pinpoint sources of moisture. The inspection informs the development of a remediation plan to ensure a safe living environment by addressing the mold issue.
A mold inspection is crucial to identify the presence of mold, determine the extent of the infestation, and identify the type of mold present. This information helps in developing an effective remediation plan to ensure your home's safety and the health of its occupants.
One of our licensed inspectors will be conducting the survey.
Clear access to areas where mold might be present is important. Remove clutter and ensure that the inspector can easily access areas like attics, basements, crawl spaces, and HVAC systems.
It is advised to check with your insurance company, as some policies may offer inspection incentives or discounts. If not, then the homeowner is responsible for the inspection cost
Cost will vary on a case-by-case basis and based on the type of survey. A cost-breakdown is available here (webpage link).
Schedule a free phone consultation today to determine whether an inspection is necessary.
Yes, pets can also be affected by mold exposure, leading to similar health issues as humans. Pets with respiratory conditions or allergies are particularly vulnerable.
The duration of an inspection depends on the size of your property and the extent of the suspected issue. It can range from a few hours to a full day for larger properties.