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Mold Assessment

Find hidden moisture and mold concerns before they become costly health or property problems.

Common molds found during home and commercial assessments may include Cladosporium, Penicillium, Aspergillus, Alternaria, and Stachybotrys. The presence and concentration of mold can vary depending on moisture conditions, ventilation, building materials, and the history of water intrusion.

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Cladosporium

Very common indoors and outdoors; often found on wood, painted surfaces, HVAC areas, and damp building materials.

Penicillium

Common in water-damaged buildings; often found on wallpaper, insulation, carpet, dust, and damp materials.

Cladosporium

Very common indoors and outdoors; often found on wood, painted surfaces, HVAC areas, and damp building materials.

Penicillium

Common in water-damaged buildings; often found on wallpaper, insulation, carpet, dust, and damp materials.

Aspergillus

Frequently found in indoor dust, HVAC systems, and moisture-affected areas; some species can be a health concern for sensitive individuals.

Alternaria

Often associated with windows, bathrooms, leaks, and other damp areas; also common outdoors.

Stachybotrys

Often called “black mold”; less common than the others but strongly associated with chronic water damage, especially on cellulose materials like drywall, paper, and ceiling tiles.

Aspergillus

Frequently found in indoor dust, HVAC systems, and moisture-affected areas; some species can be a health concern for sensitive individuals.

Alternaria

Often associated with windows, bathrooms, leaks, and other damp areas; also common outdoors.

Stachybotrys

Often called “black mold”; less common than the others but strongly associated with chronic water damage, especially on cellulose materials like drywall, paper, and ceiling tiles.