Describe what you can see and smell
Tell us which room, how long it has been there and whether anything leaked or flooded. Photographs help more than a description of the color.
Phoenix Mold Experts takes you from a smell or a stain to a written scope you can actually judge. Here is how a Phoenix inspection is arranged, what happens at the property and what you should have in your hands at the end.
Tell us which room, how long it has been there and whether anything leaked or flooded. Photographs help more than a description of the color.
Inspections are scheduled appointments confirmed by property address. Clear access to the area, the air handler closet and the attic hatch if you can.
You get the moisture findings, what would be removed, how the area would be sealed off and an upfront quote before anyone starts work.
At the end you should be walked through what came out, what was cleaned, the drying readings and what still needs rebuilding.
Leave the area as you found it. Painting over a stain, spraying the growth or pulling up wet flooring all make the moisture harder to trace, and scrubbing established growth pushes spores into the rest of the house. If you can do it safely, cover the supply and return vents in that room so the cooling system does not carry anything around the building.
Write down when you first noticed it, whether anything leaked, and whether the house was closed up or empty at the time. In Phoenix that last detail explains a surprising number of jobs.
Browse the mold services, check your city on the service areas page, read the common questions or compare removal and remediation before you approve a quote.
Tell us what you are seeing and where the water may have come from, and the right visit can be planned.