From pre-purchase buyer inspections to regulatory compliance clearance, we produce the report your specific situation requires.
Pre-Purchase
🏠Buyer Pre-Purchase Mold Inspection
Standard home inspections in Lexington don't include air quality testing. Our pre-purchase protocol does. FLIR thermal camera, calibrated moisture meters, spore trap air sampling, and a written lab report before your closing date.
Clearance
✅Post-Remediation Clearance Mold Inspection
After any mold removal job, an independent clearance inspection verifies the work was actually completed — not just the contractor's assurance. We collect post-removal air samples, compare them to outdoor baseline, and deliver a written clearance report. Accepted by insurance carriers, lenders, and real estate professionals in Lexington, WA.
Investigation
💨Odor & Hidden Mold Investigation
Persistent musty odor without visible mold is one of the most common scenarios our Lexington inspectors face. Our investigation protocol uses thermal imaging, systematic moisture meter readings, and borescope access to narrow the source without unnecessary demolition — locating the hidden colony before cutting begins.
Commercial
🏢Commercial & Multi-Family Mold Inspection
Commercial property inspections in Lexington, WA involve multiple zones, HVAC systems, and sometimes multiple units — each requiring its own air sampling and documentation. We produce zone-by-zone written reports with per-unit air sample data, organized for property managers, legal teams, and insurance carriers.
Real Estate
📄Seller & Landlord Disclosure Mold Inspection
Lexington, WA sellers and landlords use our written inspection reports to satisfy disclosure obligations and protect against future liability. A documented, dated inspection report — showing either clean results or a remediated-and-cleared finding — provides defensible evidence of due diligence.
Health
💊Occupant Health Concern Investigation
Occupant health concerns that may relate to indoor air quality need data, not guesswork. Our Lexington, WA health-concern investigation produces accredited lab results and written inspector findings that can be shared with treating physicians.
