Frequently Asked Questions

Homes can harbor a variety of mold species, each with its unique characteristics. Some common types include:

Aspergillus: This is a widespread mold genus found indoors and outdoors. It can lead to allergic reactions and respiratory issues.

Penicillium: Often found on materials with high cellulose content, it can cause allergic reactions and produce mycotoxins.

Cladosporium: Commonly found outdoors but can also grow indoors. It may trigger allergies and respiratory problems.

Stachybotrys (black mold): Infamous for its toxic potential, this mold is less common but can cause severe health issues if left untreated.

If you suspect your health is being affected by mold exposure, don’t hesitate to reach out to us for a thorough and accredited lab assessment.

Mold testing involves the collection of samples from your environment to determine the presence and types of mold present. These samples are then analyzed by a third party laboratory setting. The testing process helps us understand the extent of mold contamination, identify potential health risks, and formulate an appropriate plan for mold removal and remediation. If you’re experiencing symptoms like persistent coughing, sneezing, or respiratory issues, mold testing can help identify whether mold is contributing to these problems.

Your home can contain various allergens that contribute to respiratory problems and allergies. Common indoor allergens include:

Dust Mites: Microscopic organisms found in bedding, upholstered furniture, and carpets.

Pet Dander: Tiny skin particles shed by pets like cats and dogs.

Pollen: Airborne particles from plants, which can enter your home through windows and doors.

Mold Spores: Microscopic particles released by mold that can become airborne and lead to respiratory issues.

If you suspect these allergens are causing your symptoms, our experts can help identify and mitigate them.

Our comprehensive service is designed to provide you with a complete understanding of your indoor air quality. It includes:

Compromise Search: Our experts will carefully examine your property, identifying potential mold sources and areas of concern.

Sample Collection: We’ll collect a specified number of samples from various locations to accurately assess mold presence.

Electronic Report: You’ll receive an easy-to-understand electronic report detailing the inspection findings, sample results, and recommendations.

Accredited Lab Results: The collected samples will be analyzed in an accredited laboratory, ensuring accuracy and reliability.

If your symptoms align with mold exposure, our service can provide clarity and guidance.

Yes, assessing indoor air quality is vital for several reasons. Poor air quality can lead to various health issues, especially for those with allergies, asthma, or respiratory conditions. Mold, allergens, and pollutants can exacerbate these problems. Regular air quality assessments help identify potential hazards and allow for timely intervention to create a healthier living environment. If you’ve been experiencing symptoms like unexplained fatigue, headaches, or worsened allergies, our assessment can help uncover the root cause. We recommend getting your home checked once a year.

Certainly! We provide complimentary phone consultations to address your concerns and discuss how our services can cater to your specific needs. This initial conversation helps us understand your situation better and guide you in the right direction. If your symptoms have you concerned about mold exposure, our consultation can provide valuable insights.

After mold remediation, we perform a post-assessment to ensure the effectiveness of the remediation process. Our experts will inspect the treated areas, conduct additional sampling if necessary, and compare the results to the pre-remediation data. This assessment confirms that mold levels have been successfully reduced and that your indoor air quality has improved following the remediation efforts. If you’ve recently undergone mold remediation and your symptoms persist, our assessment can validate the success of the process.

If you’re experiencing symptoms that could be related to mold exposure, don’t delay—contact Air Quality Experts Mold Testing & Inspection today. Our experienced team is dedicated to assisting you in maintaining a healthy and safe indoor environment. Your health and well-being are our top priorities.