Call or submit our simple online form to schedule your Calgary mold testing. Tell us about any health symptoms, recent water leaks, or visible issues so we can tailor the inspection and recommendations to your situation.
A certified inspector performs a thorough on-site assessment at your property. Every finding is documented for your report. Technicians also check for other hazards and share practical insights during the visit.
We collect a precise mix of air and surface samples using professional equipment and industry-standard methods.
A typical Calgary mold inspection includes:
• Visual assessment of areas of concern
• Two indoor air samples (non-viable spore traps)
• One outdoor air sample as a baseline for comparison
• One surface sample (BioTape or swab) if visible discoloration is present
• Real-time temperature, relative humidity, and CO2 readings
• Thermal imaging and non-invasive moisture detection
All samples are analyzed in our innovative lab by certified microbiologists using strict quality controls and current methodologies. This ensures accurate mold identification and dependable results.
You receive a clear, photo-rich report within 48 hours or less. It includes lab data, straightforward explanations, and unbiased recommendations. We also offer follow-up consultations to walk you through the findings and help you take confident next steps.
We collect a minimum of two indoor air samples with spore traps, one outdoor baseline air sample, and a surface sample (BioTape or swab) when visible mold is present. The visit also includes visual inspection, moisture detection, thermal imaging, and environmental readings.
Our certified microbiologists complete analysis and deliver a detailed report with recommendations within 48 hours or less after sample collection.
The outdoor sample establishes a natural baseline. It shows whether indoor spore levels are elevated compared to the surrounding environment, helping us give accurate context for your results.
Surface sampling is used when visible discoloration or suspected mold growth appears on walls, ceilings, floors, or other materials. It confirms the mold type and extent of contamination on the surface.
Yes. Our reports follow Alberta Health Services guidelines and are prepared by court-qualified expert witnesses, making them suitable for legal proceedings and insurance documentation.
