Alabama doesn't require licensing for mold inspectors—anyone can do it. We're ACAC & NRSB board-certified anyway, because your family deserves expert analysis, not guesswork. Unbiased lab testing for Huntsville, Madison, Athens & North Alabama.
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Residential & Commercial Mold Inspectors
Most mold "inspectors" in Alabama have no formal training or credentials. We hold multiple board certifications because your health and investment deserve expert analysis.
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This includes comprehensive inspection, moisture mapping, thermal imaging, and accredited lab analysis.
📋 What's included: Visual inspection, moisture screening, thermal imaging, calibrated air sampling, AIHA-accredited lab analysis
*Final pricing confirmed after brief phone consultation. Additional swab samples may be needed if visible growth is found ($50 each).
Most homeowners don't know what comprehensive indoor air quality testing involves. Here's what to expect—and what to ask any inspector before hiring.
"Someone walks through my house, looks for visible mold, maybe uses a moisture meter, tells me if there's a problem."
That's a visual inspection—and it has limits.
A systematic process that measures what you CAN'T see:
The difference? Visual inspections tell you if mold is visible. Comprehensive testing tells you what's actually in your air— and provides expert recommendations based on measurable results.
Ask any inspector these questions before hiring. If they can't answer clearly, keep looking.
"Will you take an outdoor air sample for comparison?"
Why it matters: Without outdoor baseline data, you can't tell if indoor spore levels are elevated or just normal background levels.
What we do: Every inspection includes outdoor control sampling to establish a baseline for your specific location and season.
"What equipment do you use, and when was it last calibrated?"
Why it matters: Proper air sampling requires calibrated pumps that pull air at precise flow rates. Uncalibrated equipment = unreliable results.
What we do: Professional-grade calibrated air sampling pumps with spore trap cassettes, calibrated annually per manufacturer specifications.
"How do you decide WHERE to sample?"
Why it matters: Random sampling misses contamination. Proper placement targets likely sources based on moisture mapping and building science.
What we do: Multiple diagnostic tools—moisture meters, infrared cameras, hygrometers, particle counters, and luminometers—guide strategic sample placement targeting actual problem areas, not just convenient spots.
"Which lab analyzes your samples, and are they AIHA-accredited?"
Why it matters: Not all labs meet legal/insurance standards. AIHA accreditation means strict protocols and quality controls.
What we do: We use third-party, nationally recognized AIHA-accredited laboratories that follow rigorous protocols and quality controls required for legal and insurance documentation.
"Will I get actual spore counts, or just 'mold present/absent'?"
Why it matters: You need to know WHAT species, HOW MUCH, and compared to WHAT (outdoor baseline).
What we do: Full spore trap analysis with species identification, raw counts, and concentration calculations.
"How will results be interpreted?"
Why it matters: Raw data alone doesn't tell you what to DO. IICRC S520 standards classify contamination levels with clear recommendations.
What we do: Our reports include IICRC classifications and clear next steps based on findings.
"Are you measuring moisture levels and humidity?"
Why it matters: Mold doesn't just appear—it grows where moisture is present. Identifying moisture sources is critical to preventing recurrence.
What we do: Comprehensive moisture mapping, thermal imaging, relative humidity measurements, and ventilation assessment.
If an inspector can't answer these questions clearly—or if they're only doing a visual walkthrough—you're not getting comprehensive testing.
You're getting an opinion. Not data.
30+ years combined experience serving North Alabama families
Alabama doesn't require licensing for mold inspectors. We hold extensive national certifications because your family deserves trained professionals, not just someone with a moisture meter.
President & CEO / Field Operations Manager
30+ years industry experience—including 20 years serving North Alabama families
"After 30+ years in the industry—including 20 years serving North Alabama—I've learned that trust matters most. That's why we focus exclusively on testing. When remediation isn't part of our business, every recommendation we make is truly unbiased—your best interests, not ours."
Field Operations Manager
Second-generation certified professional specializing in complex indoor air quality assessments
ACAC board certifications require extensive training, examination, and continuing education— representing the highest level of professional credentials in the indoor air quality industry.
"Growing up in this business taught me that thorough training leads to better results. I've pursued extensive certifications in our field because your family deserves trained professionals who understand the science behind what we're testing. Every home gets the same careful analysis we'd perform for our own family."
Fast response times for Huntsville, Madison, and surrounding areas. Ideal for real-estate transactions with tight deadlines.
Comprehensive testing tailored to your property type and moisture history. Clear reports for buyers, sellers, and homeowners.
Professional sampling and practical guidance for closings, rentals, and insurance documentation.
Right-sized testing with clear thresholds and next steps for your home's specific conditions.
Don't see your city? Call (256) 324-1343 — we serve most of North Alabama.
Often within 1-2 business days. For time-sensitive real-estate transactions, tell us your deadline and we'll prioritize.
Lab samples typically return in 3-5 business days. Rush service available for 48-hour turnaround when needed for real estate closings.
No. We provide impartial testing only, so our guidance remains unbiased. We can refer reputable remediation providers if needed.
Yes. Our reports include AIHA-accredited lab analysis, IICRC classifications, and meet lender/insurance documentation standards.
DIY kits can show spores are present, but they don't measure quantity, location, or compare to outdoor baselines. Professional sampling with calibrated pumps and accredited lab analysis provides defensible results for real estate or insurance.
We provide clear next steps based on your situation. We can refer reputable remediation providers, but we remain unbiased (testing only) throughout the process.
Free inspections are typically visual-only and offered by companies that profit from remediation work. Our testing includes calibrated air sampling, AIHA-accredited lab analysis, outdoor controls, and professional interpretation—with no remediation upsell.
We'll call you to discuss your property and provide exact pricing
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