What's growing
inside your walls?
Mold doesn't wait. Neither should you.
What thermal imaging
finds that eyes can't.
Finding
Colony detected behind vapor barrier, 18" × 24" affected area
Context
Client believed paint job resolved prior water damage. Thermal imaging revealed active moisture 6 months post-renovation.
Severity
55× baseline
of U.S. homes have mold levels above EPA recommended thresholds
Finding
Systemic contamination distributing spores to all 11 rooms
Context
Family of four with two children experiencing recurring respiratory infections for 14 months. Pediatrician found no allergic cause.
Severity
78× baseline
Same-week availability · Results in 48 hours
is how long it takes an untreated moisture event to produce a viable colony
Finding
Structural compromise — 40% of floor joists affected, immediate remediation required
Context
Pre-purchase inspection flagged 'minor moisture.' Air sampling revealed black mold 60× above EPA action threshold. Deal renegotiated $38,000 lower.
Severity
100× baseline
The worry has a name.
Does yours match?
Mold doesn't discriminate by home age, price, or neighborhood. It needs three things: moisture, organic material, and time.
First-Time Homebuyers
Your inspector flagged moisture or a musty smell in the report. The seller says it's old. Thermal imaging tells you if it's active.
Parents With Sick Kids
Recurring respiratory infections, persistent cough, or unexplained allergy symptoms. When doctors can't find the cause, look at the house.
Landlords Facing Complaints
A tenant reports musty air or visible growth. Before you respond, know exactly what you're dealing with — and document it.
Post-Water-Damage Owners
You had a flood, a burst pipe, or a slow leak. It was remediated. But mold can take hold 21 days after moisture — long after the surface is dry.
You Just Want to Know
No specific incident. No symptoms. But you've owned this house for years and never had it checked. That's reason enough.
Commercial Properties
OSHA compliance, tenant health liability, HVAC systems spanning multiple floors. We work with property managers and building owners.
Not sure if you need an inspection?
Download our free risk checklist below
How we find what
no one else sees.
Indoor Air Quality Association
American Council for Accredited Certification
American Industrial Hygiene Association
Thermography Certification
Thermal Imaging Survey
FLIR-certified cameras detect temperature differentials invisible to the naked eye. Active moisture behind walls, ceilings, and floors shows as cold anomalies — before any visible growth appears.
Resolution: 320×240 IR · Sensitivity: ±0.05°C
Air Sampling & Spore Count
Cassette samples taken at breathing height in each room, plus an outdoor control sample. Lab analysis identifies species, concentration, and compares to EPA baseline thresholds.
AIHA-accredited laboratory · Results in 24–48 hours
Surface Sampling (If Indicated)
When thermal or air sampling flags a specific area, tape-lift or swab samples confirm species identity and colony density. This is what determines remediation scope.
Chain-of-custody documentation included
Certified Written Report
A 15–25 page report with annotated thermal images, lab results, affected area mapping, species-specific health data, and a prioritized remediation protocol you can give directly to any contractor.
IAQA-certified inspector signature · Legally defensible
Inspections completed
Detect growth on first visit
"The report gave us exactly what we needed to negotiate $38,000 off the asking price and walk in with a remediation plan already written."
— Marcus T., Portland OR · Pre-purchase inspection
The inspection that
answers the question.
Same-week scheduling available. Results delivered within 48 hours of inspection.
Book your on-site visit
Certified inspector, thermal camera, air sampling — all in one visit.
Free: The Homeowner's
Mold Risk Checklist
A 12-point inspection you can do in 20 minutes. Know what to look for, where to look, and what conditions create risk — before you call an inspector.
- ◆12 high-risk zones ranked by frequency
- ◆Moisture reading thresholds to watch for
- ◆HVAC warning signs most homeowners miss
- ◆When to call vs. when to wait