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This is for an assessment of up to three rooms/areas and is typically related to a known moisture intrusion event. This assessment is limited to the specific area of concern and does not include a visual examination of the entire building. On-site time is usually between 2 to 4 hours depending on the size and complexity of the project.

Service Includes:

• Visual assessment of areas of concern for microbial growth, areas with elevated moisture, and indications of past/present moisture intrusion
• Thermal imaging
• Moisture measurements
• Temperature and humidity readings
• Particulate air samples
• Laboratory sampling (air and/or surface) as warranted
• Mold sample laboratory analysis
• Identification of affected and damaged areas
• Written assessment report with photos, findings, and recommendations
• Written mold remediation protocol when warranted by assessment findings

This assessment includes a comprehensive visual examination of the entire home to identify evidence of moisture intrusion, water damage, conditions conducive to microbial growth, and suspect mold growth. Moisture meters, thermal imaging, and other diagnostic tools are used as appropriate during the assessment. The assessment typically requires 4 to 6 hours on site, depending on the size and complexity of the property.

Service Includes:

• Comprehensive visual assessment of the entire accessible home for evidence of moisture intrusion, water damage, suspect microbial growth, and conditions conducive to mold growth
• Thermal imaging
• Moisture measurements
• Temperature and humidity readings
• Particulate air samples
• Laboratory sampling (air and/or surface) as warranted
• Mold sample laboratory analysis
• Identification of moisture sources, affected building materials, and damaged areas
• Written assessment report with photos, findings, and recommendations
• Written mold remediation protocol when warranted by assessment findings

This assessment focuses on the home’s HVAC system(s) to identify visible evidence of mold growth, moisture accumulation, condensation, water damage, and other conditions that may contribute to microbial growth. Accessible HVAC components are evaluated using visual assessment, moisture measurements, temperature and humidity readings, and other diagnostic methods as appropriate. Laboratory sampling may be performed to further evaluate identified or suspected conditions.

Service Includes:

• Visual assessment of accessible HVAC system components and associated areas
• Evaluation for visible or suspected microbial growth, moisture accumulation, condensation, and water damage
• Assessment of accessible air-handling equipment, plenums, supply and return components, registers, and related HVAC materials
• Moisture measurements, as applicable
• Temperature and relative humidity readings
• Thermal imaging, as applicable
• Particulate air sampling
• Laboratory sampling (air and/or surface) as warranted
• Mold sample laboratory analysis
• Identification of observed conditions that may contribute to mold or moisture problems
• Written assessment report with photographs, findings, and recommendations
• Written mold remediation protocol when warranted by assessment findings

This service is performed after mold remediation has been completed and before containment and remediation equipment are removed. On-site time is usually between 1 to 2 hours depending on the size and complexity of the project:

A post-remediation assessment evaluates the completed remediation using three components:

• Visual Assessment - verifies that the remediated area is free of visible mold, debris, and other unacceptable conditions;
• Procedural Assessment - verifies that the remediation was performed in accordance with the written mold remediation protocol; and
• Analytical Assessment - uses laboratory sampling, as specified in the protocol, to evaluate whether the remediated area has been returned to an acceptable fungal environment.

Service Includes:

• Visual assessment of remediated area(s)
• Moisture measurements
• Temperature and humidity readings
• Particulate air samples
• Laboratory sampling (air and/or surface) as warranted
• Mold sample laboratory analysis
• Written assessment report with photos, findings, and recommendations
• Texas Department of Insurance Certificate of Mold Damage Remediation (if eligible)