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Independent Testing You Can Actually Trust.

Know exactly what's in your air and on your surfaces. Our personal testing and inspections give you clear, lab-backed answers — before and after any treatment.

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5.0 · 95 Google reviews
6 accredited testing methods
Free property inspection
Written lab report included
What's Included

A Complete, Documented Assessment.

Every visit follows the same proven, transparent process.

Full walkthrough

A specialist inspects the property, checks HVAC condition, and identifies moisture sources and problem areas.

Air & surface samples

We collect samples using specialized equipment and send them to an accredited third-party lab for analysis.

Clear written report

You get a plain-English report with spore counts, genus mapping, and recommended next steps.

Testing Options

The Right Test for Your Situation.

The test we recommend typically depends on your objectives, budget, and use-case. Here's what each one tells you.

Non-Viable Testing

Captures mold spores — alive or dead — in an air sample. Identifies the genera present and calculates a spore count per cubic meter to gauge scale and health risk.

Viable Testing

Also captures spores in an air trap, but cultures them on a growth medium so living spores reproduce and the species can be identified.

mVOC Testing

Analyzes airborne contaminants and by-products of indoor mold growth (mVOCs) alongside other common indoor pollutants, indicating overall air quality.

qPCR Testing

A DNA-based method (MSQPCR) applied to a dust sample. Identifies mold DNA and calculates a ratio of water-damage species to common indoor species.

Swab Testing

A sterile swab collects samples directly from a surface suspected of mold growth, pinpointing species and contamination levels to guide remediation.

ERMI Testing

DNA-based analysis of settled dust identifies 36 mold species and produces an Environmental Relative Moldiness Index score against a national database.

Why It Matters

Decisions Backed by Data.

Non-viable mold testing takes an air sample from your home and sends it to a third-party accredited lab. It tells you how severe a known mold problem is, or whether hidden mold is present at all.

Independent, accredited lab analysis — not a sales pitch
Pre- and post-treatment testing to prove results
Ideal for home purchases, rentals, and health concerns
Documentation suitable for insurance claims
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Technician using ceiling-mounted environmental testing equipment during an on-site inspection
How Healthy Is Your Home?

What Your Report Tells You.

Spore Count

Shows how many mold spores are present per cubic meter of air, giving you a clear sense of severity.

Genus Mapping

Identifies which mold strains are present, helping you and your technician understand the problem in detail.

Why Do You Have Mold?

Diagnosing the Root Cause.

Our technicians inspect your property using a range of specialized tools and experience to diagnose the likely cause of a mold problem — not just the mold itself.

Specialized equipment

Moisture meters, thermal imaging cameras, a borescope, hygrometer, and a Zefon air sampling pump help us thoroughly assess your property.

Complimentary evaluation

We send qualified technicians to assess mold issues in your home or building, completely free of charge, unless you're outside our normal service area.

Hear From Homeowners

Real Kansas Customer Stories.

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FAQs

Questions About Testing & Inspections.

Which mold test is right for me?
It depends on your objectives, budget, and situation. Non-viable air testing is common for a general severity check, while qPCR or ERMI testing gives a more detailed, DNA-based picture. Your technician will recommend the right option during your inspection.
What's the difference between viable and non-viable testing?
Non-viable testing captures and identifies spores whether they're alive or dead, giving a spore count and genus breakdown. Viable testing captures spores and cultures them on a growth medium so only living spores are identified and recorded.
How long does it take to get results?
Samples go to an accredited, independent third-party lab with no affiliation to any mold testing or remediation company. You'll typically receive your results by email within about 4-5 days.
Is the inspection really free?
Yes. We offer complimentary evaluations — a qualified technician visits your home or building and conducts a thorough assessment free of charge, unless you're located outside our normal service area.
What tools do you use during an inspection?
We use moisture meters, thermal imaging cameras, a borescope, a hygrometer, and a Zefon air sampling pump to thoroughly assess your property. If mold isn't visible, we can add air sampling to check for hidden growth.
Is testing necessary before remediation?
It's not always required, but it helps us diagnose the likely cause of the problem — not just treat what's visible — and gives you a documented baseline to compare against after treatment.
Next Steps

Want to Know What's in Your Air?

Schedule an inspection and get clear, lab-backed answers.

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