A mold inspection is a visual assessment of a home's or business's condition that includes checking for potential mold issues in many areas of the property.

 

The Inspection Includes:

• A visual Assessment of the Property's Drainage, Water Intrusions, and structural Components

• Ambiant Air and Structural Component Moisture Readings

• Air, Swab, Tape, and Bulk Sampling

• Accredited Laboratory Analysis 

• A Confidential, Thorough, and Accurate Report

​In the absence of state and federal guidelines it is up to the mold professional to decide what protocols to follow when performing a mold remediation project. Mountain West Environmental can provide a remediation company with an IICRC S520 based protocol to ensure the proper remediation process is followed.

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The Mold Protocol Includes:

• A Containment, Negative Air, and Air Scrubber Strategy

• A Moisture Intrusion Dry out Plan 

• ​A Thorough Mold Removal, Cleaning, and Encapsulant Plan

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How do you know if your mold remediation project was done correctly?

 

Post-Remediation Verification (Mold Clearance) is a mold inspection performed after a mold remediation project has been completed, but before containment and equipment have been taken down. 

 

The Mold Clearance Includes:

• A Visual Inspection of the Remediated Area

• An Assessment of the Moisture Management Strategy Employed

• Odor Detection

• Air Samples Analyzed by an Accredited Laboratory

• A Confidential, Thorough, and Accurate Report Providing Project Clearance