Mold Inspection
To best determine whether mold is an issue in your Southeastern MI area home or business, contact A2 Restoration and request a mold inspection. Our certified Mold inspectors know the different mold detection techniques that will help to locate mold in your home or commercial building.
A visual inspection is mandatory, and when combined with moisture readings, a mold inspection performed by a trained, qualified mold inspector from A2 Restoration can also determine the best method for thorough and effective remediation. Elimination of a mold problem can be vital to the safety and integrity of your building, and to the health and well-being of the occupants.
- If you experience mold symptoms or allergic reactions when you are in a certain room or part of a building, a mold inspection can help determine if your symptoms are mold-related.
- If you smell mold or mildew in your Ann Arbor, MI home or business, a mold inspection can verify whether or not mold growth is taking place.
- If you have experienced any kind of water damage event or have previously had issues with mold growth, a mold inspection by A2 Restoration’s experts will confirm whether you have a mold issue or not.
- A professional mold inspection includes a thorough inspection of areas where mold can cause structural integrity issues, such as basements, crawlspaces, and attics.
- Mold cannot grow or produce spores without moisture. A mold inspection can help locate the source of moisture; determine the best method to eliminate the moisture; preventing the return of mold and allowing mold remediation efforts to have a long term effect.
Mold Testing
At A2 Restoration our mold testing options include air-o-cell tests, swab samples and bulk samples to identify the types and concentrations of mold present in an environment. The air-o-cell mold testing process captures a measurable count of spore activity from the air. Mold testing samples are taken from both inside and outside your Ann Arbor home or building to establish a baseline of mold spores present. The mold samples are then compared to determine whether the indoor spore count is higher than the outdoor environment; which could be indicative of a mold problem.
Mold testing using swab samples captures mold spores and introduces them to a medium in which cultures can grow and be examined. Bulk samples involve taking a physical sample of the area at issue and sending it directly to the lab for testing. Let A2 Restoration determine the extent of your mold problem through professional inspection and necessary testing.
