Texas Mold & Indoor Air Quality Experts
For trusted mold inspection in Texas, our licensed assessors serve residential and commercial properties throughout the state. We provide inspection, testing, remediation oversight, and moisture detection with fast turnaround and certified reporting.
Home / property inspection
Our certified inspectors provide thorough, top-to-bottom evaluations to uncover hidden issues, protect your investment, and give you the clarity you need to make confident home decisions
Laboratory testing
Our certified team uses advanced testing methods to identify mold, moisture, and air quality issues that could affect your home and health.
Detecting the source / pinpoint accuracy
We use advanced detection tools and proven techniques to uncover hidden issues that can affect your home’s safety and value. From moisture and mold to structural damage
WHAT WE DO
Mold & Indoor Air Quality Services in Texas
Home / Property inspection
Full property evaluations to identify hidden moisture, mold, and indoor environmental risks before they become costly problems.
Laboratory testing
Accredited mold and indoor air quality testing with fast lab turnaround. Air, surface, and targeted sampling for clear, certified results.
Detecting the source / pinpoint accuracy
Infrared thermography, hygrometers, and moisture mapping to locate sources and document the full extent of issues.
Remediation Oversight
Independent monitoring and clearance testing to verify remediaiton meets standards before rebuild.
Trusted by Homeowners, Attorneys, and Insurance Professionals
We’ve earned the confidence of property owners, legal teams, and insurance carriers through consistent quality, detailed reporting, and independent, conflict-free assessments.
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Frequently Asked Questions
In Texas, mold inspections and testing must be performed by a licensed Mold Assessment Consultant (MAC) under Texas Occupations Code Chapter 1958. Our inspection includes a full visual moisture assessment, air and/or surface sampling when appropriate, and a written Mold Remediation Protocol if contamination exceeds 25 contiguous square feet. Texas law requires strict separation between the Mold Assessment Consultant and Mold Remediation Contractor.
If building materials will be disturbed during renovation, demolition, or remediation, asbestos testing is often required by law. This commonly includes drywall, flooring, ceiling materials, and insulation in older structures. Testing ensures safe handling and compliance with state and federal regulations.
In Texas, indoor air quality testing is often part of the legally required Post-Remediation Verification (clearance) process performed by a Mold Assessment Consultant after remediation is complete. Testing confirms the environment has returned to normal fungal ecology before reconstruction can begin.
Peeling paint, renovation in pre-1978 buildings, dust from sanding or demolition, and older windows or doors can all indicate possible lead hazards. Testing is recommended before disturbing painted surfaces in older homes or commercial buildings.
Most Texas mold inspections take 45–90 minutes on site. Laboratory results are typically available within 2–3 business days. If a Mold Remediation Protocol is required, it is issued with the report.
Yes. Mold, asbestos, lead, and air quality testing are non-destructive and do not release contaminants into the environment. Sampling is performed in a controlled manner using industry-standard methods.
Testing is recommended after water damage, musty odors, visible staining, HVAC issues, or when required as part of a legally defined mold remediation and clearance process.
We are the perfect solution to all your mold & air quality problems
From inspection to clearance, our certified experts handle it all. We detect the source, document the findings, and give you the information you need to move forward — protecting your home and your health.