New Jersey Mold Inspections

Mold can develop on interior building surfaces and furnishings, potentially causing harm to these materials and posing health concerns.

For individuals sensitive to mold, we offer inspection and testing services before buying or renting a home or apartment.

As advised by the Environmental Training Institute, Inc., it is generally recommended to engage separate companies for testing and remediation to prevent conflicts of interest. The most secure approach to mold testing involves having a Mold Inspection conducted by a Mold Inspector who is not affiliated with your Mold Remediator. Relying on a Mold Inspector is the most foolproof method to ascertain the presence of mold on your property.

Mold Inspection

A mold inspection is the first step in assessing the presence of mold in a building. It involves a visual examination of the property by a trained professional, such as a certified mold inspector or environmental consultant. The inspector looks for visible signs of mold, water damage, and conditions conducive to mold growth. They may use tools like moisture meters and infrared cameras to identify areas with excessive moisture, which is a common contributor to mold growth. Mold inspectors do not typically take samples for laboratory analysis during a basic inspection. Instead, they focus on identifying areas of concern and the extent of the problem.

Mold Testing

Mold testing involves collecting physical samples (e.g., air samples, surface swabs, or bulk samples) from the suspected mold-infested areas or the indoor environment. These samples are sent to a laboratory for analysis to determine the type and concentration of mold present. Mold testing can help identify specific mold species and assess potential health risks associated with the mold found. It can also provide valuable information for remediation planning and confirming the effectiveness of mold removal efforts.

New Jersey Asbestos Inspections

In aging residences, asbestos might be present in various construction materials, both indoors and outdoors, including:

• Vinyl floor tiles, plaster, and textured ceilings.

• Insulation encompassing boilers, pipes, walls, and attics installed as recently as 1990.

• Siding and roofing materials.

• Artificial components employed in gas fireplaces.

While Asbestos Test Kits are available, nothing compares to the precision of a certified Asbestos Inspector's evaluation. The most reliable means to confirm asbestos presence is through a certified asbestos inspection.

Asbestos Inspection 

An asbestos inspection is a visual assessment carried out by a trained and certified asbestos inspector or consultant. During an inspection, the inspector examines a building or property to identify potential ACMs. This involves looking for materials that may contain asbestos, such as insulation, ceiling tiles, flooring, and roofing materials. The inspector will document their findings and may collect samples of suspected ACMs for laboratory analysis.

Asbestos Testing

Asbestos testing involves taking samples of suspected materials from a building and sending them to a certified asbestos testing laboratory. These samples are then analyzed to determine whether they contain asbestos and, if so, the type and concentration of asbestos fibers present. Asbestos testing provides definitive results about the presence of asbestos and is crucial for making informed decisions about asbestos management, abatement, or removal.

Offering Mold Inspections and Asbestos Inspections in all counties of New Jersey:

• Atlantic County

• Bergen County

• Burlington County

• Camden County

• Cape May County

• Cumberland County

• Essex County

• Gloucester County

• Hudson County

• Hunterdon County

• Mercer County

• Middlesex County

• Monmouth County

• Morris County

• Ocean County

• Passaic County

• Salem County

• Somerset County

• Sussex County

• Union County

• Warren County

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