Kansas City's Air Quality Specialists

Mold Testing & Inspection for Homes & Businesses

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¤ Clear and accurate test results. Know what you have, how much, and if it poses a health risk.

¤ Speedy turn-around. Because your family's health matters.

¤ Learn about the lab mold test. And why air sample testing is the best option on the market.

¤ View a sample report. See what a complete air analysis looks like.

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When to Get a Mold Test

¤ Before you buy or sell. Mold testing is a precautionary measure to take before buying or selling real estate. A positive mold test can alter the terms of a transaction or cancel it entirely.

¤ If you've recently had flooding. Mold can start growing in as little as 72 hours after a flood or leak. If that time period has slipped by, call Mold Test KC for an inspection and test to make sure you don't have mold.

Indoor mold test negative — **Nothing to worry about**: An indoor mold test comes back negative after flood damage a week earlier. See a full report sample.

¤ Health reasons: Do you feel like you've become allergic to your home? Being exposed to elevated levels of mold for a prolonged period can lead to health problems, especially among the elderly and children, who have higher sensitivity to mold on average. If you have wheeziness or congestion in your home but feel better elsewhere, you should check if your home has mold.

Mold Types — **Each Pro-Lab mold report** provides a guide that describes the different types of mold that grow indoors.

¤ After mold removal. A mold test from a Kansas City independent inspector is how mold remediators are held accountable. If you have recently had a mold remediator remove mold, you should get a mold test to ensure it's gone and your air is clean.

The lab test shows this Kansas City small business had abnormal levels of Penicillium mold in their basement. Penicillium is a common mold that grows on indoor substrates and can trigger Type I (hay fever and asthma) allergies and Type III (hypersensitivity pneumonitis) allergies in sensitive individuals. — **Good thing they double checked.** This Overland Park small business still had high levels of Penicillium mold spores in the air after the remediators removed the growth. Our HEPA Air Scrubbers finished the job.

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