Sample a surface only when identification adds value.

Start with the building

Visible growth does not always require a laboratory sample.

When visible growth is present, moisture control and appropriate correction may be more important than proving that mold exists. A direct sample may still be useful when identification affects documentation or a specific decision.

The planned method and location are recorded, the sample is labeled, and chain-of-custody information accompanies it to an independent laboratory.

Scope and limits

What this service does not promise.

• A surface sample represents the selected spot, not the entire room or building.
• Visible suspect growth may not need laboratory confirmation.
• Cultured do-it-yourself plates are not part of this planned service.
• A species name alone does not establish occupant exposure or a medical conclusion.