How an Inspection Works
PROCESS & DISCLAIMER
Step 1 – Listen and Inspect
We begin by understanding your concerns, the history of the home, and any recent water events. A walk-through inspection is completed with visual review and moisture screening of accessible areas.
Step 2 – Sample (If Needed)
Sampling is recommended only when it will provide useful information. We explain the purpose, cost, and limits before any sample is collected.
Step 3 – Laboratory Analysis
Samples are analyzed by accredited third-party laboratories using recognized methods. This ensures objective results that are not influenced by any contractor.
Step 4 – Clear Report
You receive a written report that explains observations, moisture conditions, and practical next steps in plain language. The report is designed to help you decide what, if anything, should be done next.
Disclaimer
Emerald Mold & Indoor Air Quality Assessment LLC provides inspection, assessment, sampling coordination, and consulting services only. We do not perform mold remediation, construction, or repairs. Findings represent professional opinions based on accessible conditions at the time of inspection and information provided by the client.
What an Inspection Can Do
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Identify visible mold and moisture conditions
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Evaluate risk factors in the building
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Provide guidance on next steps
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Explain lab results when testing is done
An inspection does not include
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Remediation or repairs
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Warranty of building condition
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Destructive testing without permission
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Medical and legal advise
