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How We Test for Mold: Our Process

  • Writer: James Higginbotham
    James Higginbotham
  • May 26, 2025
  • 2 min read

Updated: Oct 21, 2025

Mold often hides behind walls, under floors, or within HVAC systems. To accurately detect and assess mold presence, we've adopted a three-step process that combines professional-grade equipment with advanced laboratory testing.




1. On-Site Air Sampling with Professional Equipment

We'll come to your home and use a professional-grade device designed to collect airborne mold spores. This device operates by drawing in air and capturing microscopic particles, including mold spores, onto a sampling cassette. These machines are calibrated to the lab's equipment to ensure accurate results. Testing usually takes around 15 minutes total.


2. Laboratory Analysis with AI-Powered Precision

We'll drop off the samples at the lab where a certified lab technician and AI reviews the samples. The lab is able to both identify and quantify mold spores (see this sample report). By utilizing AI, results can be provided in under 48 hours with more accurately than traditional labs, which typically need about two-weeks to provide results.


3. Comprehensive, Easy-to-Understand Reporting

After analysis, we provide you with a detailed report that outlines the types and amounts of mold spores detected in your home. The report includes a color-coded interpretation of the results.

  • Green – Not Evident

  • Yellow – Slightly Evident

  • Orange – Moderately Evident

  • Red – Significantly Evident


If mold is found

Our mission is to provide unbiased and independent testing – so we won't share your results or information with remediation companies. If mold is found in the house our team will work with you to understand implications and we'll help you decide what the best next steps are to get rid of the mold.



Actual example of what a report looks like
Actual example of what a report looks like

Why Professional Mold Testing Matters

Mold spores are ubiquitous in our environment, and while not all molds are harmful, certain types can pose health risks, especially to individuals with allergies or respiratory conditions. Our professional testing process is designed to detect hidden mold problems that may not be visible but could impact your health and home.


If you've experienced water damage, notice a persistent musty odor, or have unexplained health symptoms, it may be time to consider professional mold testing. Our thorough and scientifically-backed approach ensures you receive accurate information to make informed decisions about your indoor environment.



 
 
 
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