FAQ's

Yes! DFW Mold Inspection uses a mold inspection tool specifically meant to test the air within the inside of the walls. The damage to the wall is very nominal. 

Yes, in the vast majority of cases, the mold inspection can be done in one day. Lab results will take a little longer, however. 

Mold remediation in the state of Texas is governed by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation and Mold Assessors and Remediators Occupational Code. A licensed Mold Remediation Contractor (MRC) should be contracted to perform the proper remediation of the affected areas as laid out in the Remediation Protocol.  

The companies that DFW Mold Inspection recommends to remove the mold are all companies with whom we have worked with in the past and with whom our clients have been very satisfied.

Yes, our MAC is absolutely licensed in the state of Texas.

Yes, you can be home during the mold inspection.

Do not disturb the area and please contain it with plastic and tape if possible. Avoid air movement as this could cause cross contamination to additional areas.

Every home or business has a normal fungal ecology however, Post Remediation Verification or “Clearance Testing” is conducted after the removal and cleanup has been conducted. The previously affected areas are inspected in the same manner as the Initial Mold Assessment in order to confirm that the home or business has been returned to a normal indoor environment.