IndoorDoctor Certified Mold Inspections

An IndoorDoctor® certified mold investigation confirms or denies the presence of toxic mold in the air or on surfaces, and identifies it by type and concentration.
Based on these laboratory results, an accredited environmental engineer will generate a custom report stating whether conditions are favorable for mold growth and also identifying the root cause of the environmental concern. We make every effort to accommodate your schedule and timeline.

Your certified IndoorDoctor mold investigation includes:
Clear interpretation and explanation of the laboratory data presented in layman’s terms.
An appropriate action plan to correct and improve the conditions based on accepted protocol and guidelines for remediation.
Concise recap of the observations and comments made during the assessment.
Infrared imagery to detect thermal gradient changes that may indicate hidden moisture zones, which promote mold growth.
Precise digital moisture meters.
Fully calibrated air-sampling devices.
Sterile sampling equipment.
Digital hygrometers to measure the relative humidity.
Priority processing to accredited laboratories.
Accepted protocol and guidelines for remediation.
Expert follow up consultation.

Featured Equipment
Our fully calibrated, state-of-the-art testing and diagnostic equipment enables superior onsite assessments, unmatched by any other company in the industry. We are constantly upgrading our testing and diagnostic equipment with the newest cutting-edge technology to give you the best assessment possible.

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PS
Thank you SO MUCH for mentioning INVISIBLE MOLD! In New York City, they don't even believe it exists! The regulations are so so bad in NYC.

However, you did not mention mycotoxins.
Spores are far less dangerous than the mycotoxins mold releases.

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What does one have to do to become a Mold inspector and remediator?
I'm pursuing this field.

I want a degree in botany, but I want to start working with Mold inspection and Remediation now.