Mold Testing Spokane

Mold Remediation Spokane WA performs thorough mold testing for homes, commercial properties, and more. We do whatever it takes to get accurate results so that you will have a clear treatment plan. 
Mold Testing in Spokane WA is a simple procedure. It’s completely unobtrusive to your daily routine, and you can have the results back in as little as a week. When answers are so close at hand, it’s worth your time and money to have professional mold testing done. ​

Mold testing Spokane homes is something that we do every single day. We’re often told that the homeowner knew there was a mold issue, but they put it off because of the presumed mold testing cost. That’s unfortunate, since the average cost for mold testing is $200 to $300 for homes. Considering the peace of mind you’ll have, it’s a small price to pay. 
To avoid the upfront cost of mold testing, you can purchase a home test kit. For around $10, you can get fairly reliable results. These home tests can range up to $400, so do your research and find out if these more expensive tests can provide you with more or better information. 
We want it to be known that mold testing isn’t really necessary if you can see a mold colony growing. The advantage, however, is finding out what type of mold it is, but many times, experts like Mold Remediation Spokane WA can tell without testing. 

Mold Testing

There are a few different types of mold tests. We use one or more of these tests in homes in order to get a clear picture of the mold situation within the home. Tests can not only tell us what strand of mold you have, but they can help us narrow down the location of hidden mold. 
Types of mold tests: 

• Air test 

Air samples are collected and looked at under a microscope to determine if spores are present and, if so, in what concentration. There doesn’t have to be visual mold growth in order to test positive. It’s best to test in several locations or several test over a time period. 

• Surface test 

Swabs are taken from certain surfaces, both porous and non-porous. These tests are not sophisticated enough to tell the concentration of mold in your home, but they can identify a brewing issue. 

• Bulk test 

Materials from the home are taken back to a laboratory. Bulk tests give an indication of the concentration of mold spores, but not as accurately as air tests. 

• Culture test 

Live spores are taken from a home and grown into colonies so that researchers can determine what kind of mold they are. 

​In truth, mold testing should be done before and after remediation to be sure that mold has been lowered to normal levels once again. 
If you look through your mold testing near me results, Mold Remediation Spokane WA will be near the top – and for good reason! Don’t doubt the mold testing and remediation company that so many others have come to know and trust!