Airborne fungal spores are microscopic and can spread without notice. Once spores are introduced with enough water, spores will germinate and develop into a widespread contamination. When there are suspicions of mold, the first step is to have the property inspected to diagnose the problem. If an inspector confirms a mold problem, the mold needs to be actively removed by a mold remediation professional and the moisture source needs to be repaired.
DryMax inspectors use the most advanced investigative tools and assessment methods to gather as much information as possible regarding the conditions of your areas of concern. If we uncover a mold problem, that information will be valuable in the development of our mold remediation protocol report. We will always report our findings in a respectful, professional and honest manner.
DryMax’s mold inspection process includes the following:
- Visual assessment
of the inside and outside to identify visible mold patterns and signs of moisture that could cause and sustain fungal growth.
- Moisture mapping
with moisture meters and thermal imaging cameras to identify moisture patterns and isolate areas of significant, mold-sustaining moisture buildup.
- Collection of air and/or surface samples
for laboratory analysis to see if there is an elevated mold presence, what species are present, and how much mold is present.
- Presentation of findings
in a clear, concise and honest report detailing all findings, conclusions and recommendations.