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Patented and Guaranteed
Green Air Assessing Services
Certified Mold
& Moisture Inspection
Determine the type of mold that could be harmful to you.
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Identify the source of moisture which is feeding the mold by performing moisture mapping using sensitive not invasive meters and equipment.
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Define environmental conditions contributing to the microbial growth by visually inspecting.for mold
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Reveal the full scope of the mold / moisture problem by looking at the situation from a scientific manner.
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Explore the history of the building
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Identify any potential health problems
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Determine when lab sampling or Air testing is needed/desired​ . (Sampling or Testing is not part of out basic mold inspection.)
The Key to Mold Control is Moisture Control
Mold... no one wants it in their home. Mold produces allergens and can cause health problems. Although mold is naturally found in the indoor environment, it won't grow without moisture.
Take steps to control mold and moisture indoors:
Reduce humidity: use exhaust fans or open windows in kitchens and bathrooms, and use air conditioners or dehumidifiers as needed.
Prevent condensation by reducing humidity, increasing ventilation, or raising the indoor air temperature.
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Completely dry anydamp or wet surfaces within 24-48 hours, and fix the source of the water problem or leak.
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Why do I need a certified mold inspection?
Mold is caused by a moisture issue(s) whether it is past or present. Moisture issues also include uncontrolled humidity and water vapor.
Green Air Accessing LLC will find active water or water intrusions.
Has the building in question ever flooded or recently been flooded? Has it had a roof of plumbing leaks? Has an A/C condensation or history of wet conditions ever been reported? If so then it is more likely to have mold growth. Variations in the humidity, air flow, temperature, seasons, and, physical activity are all contributors to the growth of mold.
Just because no visible water stains are visible does not mean there isn't moisture feeding the mold. Duct work and HVAC equipment are common places where mold can flourish.
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The underside of carpet, floor boards, behind walls and insulation are common areas where a colony of mold spores may dwell and multiply. Often there are no externally visible signs of mold. These dangerous situations can be uncovered through a cognitive evaluation and historical review of the building.​
PLEASE ... don't clean before we come to inspect your mold problem.