MOLD TESTING NEAR ME IN Savannah, GA

We begin by discussing your concerns and symptoms of potential mold exposure, understanding the unique aspects of your situation to tailor our approach.

Our team conducts a thorough visual inspection of your property, identifying areas of moisture intrusion and potential mold growth.

Based on the initial findings, we devise a strategic plan that determines the most effective sampling methods and areas to test, ensuring comprehensive coverage.

Utilizing various methods such as air, surface, and bulk sampling, we collect samples from critical areas to assess the type and concentration of mold present.

Samples are sent to a certified laboratory for detailed analysis, identifying specific mold species and quantifying spore levels for a precise understanding of your indoor air quality.

We compile the lab results into an easy-to-understand report, detailing the findings and providing expert recommendations for mold remediation if necessary.

Our commitment extends beyond reporting. We discuss the findings with you, answer your questions, and offer professional advice on the next steps for a safe, mold-free environment.

A prevalent indoor mold, creating allergens that can impact respiratory health, potentially leading to Aspergillosis in individuals with weakened immune systems.

This mold type can grow in cooler areas and contributes to skin, eye, and sinus infections, as well as potential respiratory issues.

Often associated with severe water damage, it produces mycotoxins that can cause breathing difficulties, sinus infections, and mental health effects.

Known for spreading quickly, this mold can cause allergic reactions, chronic sinus infections, and inflammation of the lungs.

Thriving in cooler temperatures, this mold is often found in water-damaged carpets and fabrics, potentially affecting the respiratory system, skin, and eyes.

Commonly found in damp places like showers or under leaky sinks, it is known to trigger allergic reactions and asthma attacks.

While certain strains are non-pathogenic, some species linked to damp indoor environments can produce mycotoxins, leading to respiratory and sinus infections, and potentially harming the structural integrity of a home.