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Certified commercial mold inspections and testing for offices, condo associations, retail, healthcare, schools and multifamily communities across South Florida. Independent data your board, your tenants and your insurer can act on.

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Built For Commercial Scale

Bigger Buildings Hide More Water.

Commercial interior surveyed room by room during a mold inspection — EXHIBIT · SITE WALKTHROUGHROOM BY ROOM

Commercial properties carry more risk than homes: large square footage, complex HVAC systems, high occupant loads and diverse construction materials all create more places for hidden moisture to live. One roof leak, burst pipe, HVAC failure or storm event can grow behind walls, ceilings or flooring for months.

Left unchecked, that becomes tenant complaints, reduced property value, business disruption and liability. Our standards-aligned inspections use thermal imaging, moisture mapping, borescope cameras, InstaScope® V4 and accredited third-party lab testing to find small problems before they become large-scale losses.

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Offices & Workplaces

Air quality complaints answered with data before they turn into absenteeism, productivity loss or liability.

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Condo Associations & HOAs

Independent findings the board can act on, file and defend when owners and tenants ask hard questions.

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Retail Spaces

Fast, documented answers that keep your property safe, compliant and open for business.

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Healthcare Facilities

Certified assessments for buildings where occupants are the least able to tolerate poor air.

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Multifamily & Apartments

Tenant complaints resolved with evidence, before they escalate into lease disputes or code violations.

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Warehouses & Industrial

Large-footprint surveys that trace moisture across big envelopes, roof decks and loading zones.

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The HVAC Angle

Your Air Handler Reaches Every Room.

Dark mold streaking around a ceiling supply vent — EXHIBIT · SUPPLY VENTDISPERSION CHECK

Every day your air conditioning system moves thousands of cubic feet of air through the building. If mold is growing in coils, drain pans, insulation or duct liners, the comfort system becomes a distribution channel, pushing spores into every room your tenants and customers breathe in. So the HVAC system gets its own survey.

Air Handler & Coil

Cabinet, blower housing and evaporator coil checked for biofilm, staining and dust mats.

Drain Pans & Lines

Condensate pans and lines checked for standing water, clogs and microbial growth.

Plenums & Duct Liner

Supply and return plenums, duct liner and the first trunk runs assessed where access exists.

Registers & Grills

Vents inspected for flecks, streaking and residue, the telltale signs of dispersion.

Comparison Sampling

Air samples at key supply registers compared against background rooms and an outdoor baseline.

InstaScope® Locates Hot Spots In Real Time · Chain Of Custody On Every Sample

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Report Of Findings

What The Board Gets Back.

You are not just getting numbers on a lab sheet. Once laboratory results are in, you receive a comprehensive Report of Findings within 24 to 48 hours: photo-rich, plain-language and built to guide real decisions, not to sell remediation.

Our independent reports are accepted by insurance carriers, attorneys, contractors and boards. They document your due diligence to employees, tenants and customers, and when remediation does happen, post-remediation clearance testing verifies the work actually succeeded.

Report Of Findings · Contents

24–48 hours

R-01Easy-to-read overview of results and key concerns
R-02Photos of problem areas, infrared scans and moisture readings
R-03Certified lab analysis and InstaScope® airborne screening results
R-04Detailed observations: growth, water damage, contributing conditions
R-05Remediation protocol per IICRC, ASTM and AIHA standards and Florida law
R-06Plain-language next steps your board can act on

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Straight Answers

What Boards And Owners Ask First.

Never. Under Florida law a licensed mold assessor may not remediate a structure they assessed within 12 months, so our findings never feed a repair invoice. That is exactly why boards, carriers and attorneys treat our reports as third-party evidence.