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Mold Inspection & Testing When you suspect mold, step #1 is a professional mold assessment: surveying moisture levels of walls, ceilings and floors, locating visible mold growth, and testing the air for the quantity and variety of mold spores. Determining the variety of mold is important because some types of mold are indicators of water damage and are potential health hazards. A Bye Bye Mold™ professional mold assessment is your first step towards a healthy indoor environment. Feel free to look over our site. Here are some quick links.
Bye Bye Mold™ is dedicated to the detection and prevention of mold in your indoor environment. We provide professional services for mold inspection, mold testing, and mold preventive maintenance. Our rigorous and scientifically proven procedures assure you of the highest degree of reliability in accurate results--revealing even those mold varieties that produce toxic substances. Our testing protocols are updated regularly to keep up with the most current methods set forth by experts and laboratories. We are committed to serving the customer with professionalism, kindness and respect. The Best in Quality Service
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Footnotes mold-neutral: At time of testing, indoor mold spore counts are not significantly higher than outdoor mold spore counts.
1. The outdoor sample establishes a baseline for comparative evaluation of the indoor air samples. Because there are no federal standards for mold spore count levels in residences, schools, or other buildings, the mold inspection industry guidelines are derived from NYC (New York City) standards and the ACGIH Naturally occurring biological materials such as mold, fungus, and pollen are not regulated by any government agency, and have no regulatory exposure limits. Current acceptable industry practice as explained in the previous paragraph, provides that if the mold measured in indoor air is substantially different from the mold measured in outdoor air, the indoor air quality is considered to be degraded. If the indoor air samples show elevated levels of mold spores (or inconsistent types of mold), such samples are considered positive for mold. Positive samples indicate the need for additional investigation, supplemental testing, or corrective measures. The theory is that any mold in the house comes from outdoors. If there is more indoors, it must come from indoors. Air-O-Cell is a trademark of Zefon International, Inc. |
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