Homeowners
A musty smell. A damp wall. A quote you can't make sense of.
- Understand visible mold and moisture concerns
- Get a second opinion before remediation
- Know what needs attention and why
Buying or selling puts a deadline on uncertainty. Get a written assessment of accessible conditions and practical next steps to discuss with your agent.
Book Your AssessmentUnderstand the apparent concern, water-damage history, and inspection limitations before deciding how to proceed.
Investigate known concerns before listing or clarify a buyer’s report before responding.
Use independent findings alongside qualified contractor proposals, not guessed cleanup allowances.
Your agent, lender, or attorney handles transaction terms and disclosure. We explain the property findings.
Other common situations
A musty smell. A damp wall. A quote you can't make sense of.
Know what you're taking on before you close.
Answer mold questions before they take over the sale.
Start with the house, not a bundle of tests.
The assessment
$600
Optional. On demand. Extra cost.
Air or surface sampling when it can help answer a specific question. Scope and extra cost are agreed before proceeding.
On-demand analysis and lab reports are extra, not included in the $600 assessment. Only as needed and with your approval.
Share the address, what you've noticed, and the times you're available. We'll confirm the appointment with you.
An on-site professional reviews accessible areas for visible mold and moisture concerns, then talks through the findings.
Receive your written assessment by email, with findings, limitations, and recommended next steps. Optional lab reports cost extra.
You deserve to know why a recommendation makes sense.
We get paid for the assessment, not the cleanup. Our recommendations don't come with a remediation sales pitch.
We focus on observable conditions and moisture. Lab testing is an option when it answers a useful question, not an automatic package.
Your report connects the findings to practical next steps, including what couldn't be assessed and what remains uncertain.