Post-Remediation Inspection
Check the remediation with someone who didn't do it
After mold remediation, we re-inspect the treated area with a thermal camera and moisture meters to confirm the moisture source was actually resolved — not just the visible growth removed or painted over.
Why the check should be independent
Remediation removes growth. Whether it lasts depends on whether the moisture that fed it has stopped. A repair can stop the water without drying what's behind the finish, and a wall can look done while the cavity behind it is still wet.
We are inspection-only. We don't do remediation, so we have no stake in whether the work passes or needs another round. You get an independent assessment you can hand back to the contractor.
The report records what we measured and where, with photos, and you have it the same day.
Free quote
A visual, thermal and moisture assessment of the treated area, quoted before we book. Call for a fast, transparent quote.
(628) 230-0357See a sample reportWhat the inspection covers
Thermal imaging
Reveals the temperature differences damp material creates behind an intact wall or ceiling, without opening anything up.
Moisture readings
Pin and pinless meters confirm and quantify what the thermal camera suggests.
Humidity and dew point
Psychrometric readings tell a condensation problem from a leak — the question that decides whether growth comes back.
Lab samples when they help
Surface swabs and settle-plate air samples, analysed by PRO-LAB, an AIHA LAP-accredited laboratory. The results are added to your report.
Same-day report
Plain English, with photos and readings, delivered the same day.
No stake in the outcome
We don't do remediation, so whether the work passes means nothing to us financially.
When to book it
- After the contractor says the work is done, and before walls or finishes go back over the treated area.
- Before you sell or rent out a property where remediation was part of its history.
- When the musty smell that started it all hasn't gone away.
What we don't do
- Remediation or repairs of any kind.
- Open walls. Thermal imaging and moisture meters work through intact surfaces.
- Medical advice. We report moisture and growth; questions about health belong with your doctor.
What a post-remediation check can turn up
A source that's still active
The growth was removed but the leak or condensation feeding it continues. Current elevated readings mean water is arriving now.
Wet material left in the cavity
A repair can stop the water without drying what's behind the finish. Thermal imaging shows where it's still damp.
Condensation rather than a leak
Cold exterior walls and poor air movement — common in closets — grow mold with no leak at all. Humidity and dew point readings tell them apart.
Moisture outside the treated area
Where a reading is elevated, we trace it back to where the water is coming from — which isn't always inside the area that was treated.
Frequently Asked Questions
Remediation finished?
Book an independent check before the walls close up or the job is signed off.