
San Diego’s Most Experienced Mold Specialists!
24 hours, 7 days a week, 365 days a yearSan Diego County Mold Inspection and Testing Services
Mold is everywhere, including outdoors and in homes and businesses in San Diego, CA. Molds are tiny organisms that break down organic matter and return nutrients to the environment. When they grow, they release spores into the air. Mold spores cause people and animals to get sick. They also contribute to poor indoor air quality and “sick building syndrome.” We offer inspections and mold testing to provide you with helpful information and peace of mind.

What Is a Mold Inspection?
A mold inspection involves looking for mold in a home or building. During an inspection, we ask you about where you’ve seen mold, smelled musty odors, or had problems with leaks or moisture. Our technicians look in cabinets, under sinks, around baseboards, and near plumbing connections. We also check around door and window frames, near water heaters, and other sources of moisture and warmth that create favorable conditions for mold growth. Poisonous molds, which are also called black molds, cause serious health effects in anyone exposed to them. Mold may grow in areas that are difficult to access. We may need to remove the paneling, drywall, or cabinets in order to reach these areas and perform a thorough mold inspection.

When Should I Schedule a Mold Inspection?
If your home or business experienced a burst pipe, sewage backup, or another type of flood, we recommend a mold inspection. A mold inspection is also wise after a roof leak or other structural damage to your home or building. If a San Diego home or building has been unoccupied for a while, humidity buildup may have fueled mold growth. We also recommend inspecting for mold before buying, selling, renting, or leasing a home or building. If you regularly notice a musty odor or see condensation on windows, it’s a good idea to schedule an inspection for mold.

How Does Mold Testing Work?
Mold testing involves collecting samples from different areas of a home or business where mold growth can be seen or is suspected. To collect samples, we use sterile swabs to collect a surface sample.
We also collect air samples with spore traps. Spore traps have a sticky surface. When air from a home or building passes over the sticky surface, any spores get stuck to the material.
We identify the types of spores caught in the trap. We may also collect samples of materials from your home or business. For example, we may take a small section of drywall and test it for mold spores.
Our team consists of certified professionals with years of experience




