A mold assessment is more than just the collection of samples. It is the practice of evaluating the extent of mold growth and determining the origin and cause of the moisture. (Photo: webeno/Adobe Stock)
This is the first of a three-part series discussing the purpose and practical expectations for a mold assessment. The first article will discuss the purpose of a mold assessment and the competence of the professionals performing the assessment. The second article will discuss realistic expectations associated with collecting environmental samples as part of a mold assessment. Lastly, the third article will dive into post remediation verification (PRV) and determining when a mold remediation job is complete.
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