PROFESSIONAL MOLD TESTING AND INSPECTION IN PORT ST. LUCIE & THE TREASURE COAST

A thorough walkthrough of the property by a trained technician to identify visible mold growth, water damage, and potential moisture issues behind walls, ceilings, or floors.

We collect air samples from inside and outside your property to measure mold spore levels in the air and compare them to baseline levels. This helps detect hidden mold that may not be visible.

Used to test specific surfaces or suspected mold patches. Samples are sent to a certified lab to identify the type of mold (e.g., Aspergillus, Stachybotrys/black mold, Penicillium, etc.).

We use thermal imaging and moisture meters to detect hidden moisture behind walls, under flooring, or in HVAC systems—often the root cause of mold problems.

Mold often hides in places most homeowners don’t see. We inspect attics, crawl spaces, air ducts, and HVAC systems for signs of mold growth and poor ventilation.

All collected samples are tested by an independent, accredited laboratory, and results are compiled into a clear, easy-to-understand report that outlines mold levels, species, and recommended actions.

After mold remediation, we conduct follow-up testing to ensure the mold has been completely removed and your indoor air quality is safe.

Mold exposure can trigger allergy-like symptoms such as sneezing, coughing, and itchy eyes, and may aggravate asthma and other respiratory conditions. According to the Mayo Clinic, prolonged exposure has even been linked to chronic sinus infections. Children, seniors, and those with weaker immune systems are at greater risk. Detecting mold early helps protect not just your property but your overall well-being.

If you notice persistent musty odors, unexplained health symptoms, or visible mold in your Port St. Lucie, Vero Beach, or Treasure Coast property, it’s time to call a certified professional. While DIY kits may seem tempting, they often give incomplete or inaccurate results. A professional inspection ensures thorough testing, lab-verified results, and recommendations you can trust.

Yes. Water damage is one of the most common causes of hidden mold growth in Florida homes and businesses. If your property has experienced leaks, storm flooding, or high humidity, mold testing can detect elevated spore levels early—before they spread further, impact indoor air quality, or cause structural problems.

A professional test starts with a visual inspection of your property’s most vulnerable areas. Certified technicians then collect air and surface samples, including an outdoor control sample for comparison. All samples are sent to an accredited laboratory to determine mold types and concentrations. This process identifies hidden mold, helps assess environmental conditions, and guides the next steps if remediation is needed.

All samples are sent to a third-party accredited laboratory for analysis to determine the types and concentrations of mold spores present. Comparing indoor samples with the outdoor control helps identify whether mold levels inside the property are elevated or abnormal.

The testing process is designed to detect hidden mold, assess indoor environmental conditions, and guide appropriate next steps if remediation is necessary.

HVAC systems can circulate hidden mold spores throughout a property. In Port St. Lucie homes especially, where air conditioning runs year-round, ductwork and vents are prime spots for contamination. During testing, technicians may take air samples near vents or swab inside air handlers to see if mold is spreading through the system. Identifying issues early helps protect indoor air quality and prevents further contamination.

In most cases, lab results are available by the next business day. Depending on lab schedules, weekends, or holidays, it can take up to 48 hours. Once complete, you’ll receive a detailed report outlining spore levels, mold types, and recommendations for the next steps.

Yes. Post-remediation verification testing ensures that treated areas have been properly cleaned and mold levels have returned to normal. Air and/or surface samples are collected and sent to an independent accredited lab. The results confirm whether the space is safe to occupy. This step is especially valuable for real estate transactions, landlords, insurers, or sensitive environments like schools and healthcare facilities.