Mold Inspector

Many types of mold are invisible to the naked eye but can be harmful or deadly when they begin to affect the air quality of a building. Here are some situations in which you should contact a professional mold inspector to check the air quality of an environment.

If the facility has been exposed to damp conditions such as storm or flood damage.
If the employees, inhabitants or customers within a facility repeatedly present symptoms of sickness, allergy-related illness or chronic illness.
If the building has a history of wet conditions or is designed in a way that may lock moisture in hidden areas.
Areas that have a history of visible mold, but which have remaining mold-related symptoms following the removal of visible mold.

When in doubt about a facility’s air quality, it is always best to have a mold inspector check the air quality. The presence of invisible mold can cause both short term and long term illness and can often worsen the longer it is present.

A professional mold inspector can help you:

Identify hazardous air quality
Find the source of dampness and diagnose the best way to eliminate trapped dampness.
Find the areas where mold has grown or could potentially grow and recommend the best ways to eliminate current and future mold growth.

Contact Auburn Environmental today for a professional mold inspector to inspect your facility with precise sampling methods.