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Mold and Health Problems
This page is for educational purposes and is not medical advice. If you have health concerns you believe may be related to mold exposure, […]
View ResourceSampling and Testing Questions
Do I always need lab sampling, or is a visual inspection enough? Not always. If a visual inspection and moisture reading clearly show active […]
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A quick gut-check based on what you’re noticing in your home right now: Smell: Is there a musty, earthy odor anywhere in the home, […]
View ResourceMold In Homes FAQ
Is some mold in every home normal? Mold spores are present in outdoor air everywhere, and low levels indoors are normal as well. The […]
View ResourceQPCR Sampling
QPCR (quantitative polymerase chain reaction) is a laboratory method that identifies and measures mold DNA in a sample, rather than relying on visual identification […]
View ResourceHiring an Inspector
What to look for when hiring a mold inspector in Texas TDLR licensing. Texas requires mold assessors to hold a Mold Assessment Consultant (MAC) […]
View ResourceSelf-Assessment Quiz: Do You Need a Mold Inspection?
Answer honestly — if you check two or more of these, it’s worth scheduling an inspection. Do you see visible staining, discoloration, or fuzzy […]
View ResourceBuying a Home? What to Know About Mold
A mold or indoor air quality inspection isn’t always part of a standard home inspection — it’s usually a separate, optional add-on, which means […]
View ResourceMold Prevention Checklist
Mold needs moisture to grow. These are the checks that catch most moisture problems before they turn into mold problems. Check under sinks, around […]
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