Post-Remediation Clearance Testing
After remediation is complete, you need proof that the job was done correctly. Clearance testing verifies that mold spore levels have returned to normal, safe conditions before containment is removed.
Who is this for?
Homeowners who have just had mold remediation performed by a contractor and need independent verification.
Our Process
Visual inspection of the remediated area to ensure no visible mold remains.
Verification that the moisture source has been resolved.
Air sampling within the containment area.
Final clearance report for your records, insurance, or buyers.
Frequently Asked Questions
When should clearance testing be performed?
Clearance testing must be performed after the remediation is complete and the area has been cleaned, but before the containment barriers are removed or any reconstruction begins.
What happens if the clearance test fails?
If the test fails, the remediation contractor must re-clean the area and address any remaining issues before a re-test is performed.
Do I really need clearance testing?
Yes. It is the only way to scientifically verify that the mold issue has been successfully resolved and that the indoor environment is safe to occupy.
Helpful Next Steps
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If you’re dealing with a possible mold issue, don’t wait and hope it gets better. Book an inspection and get a clear understanding of what’s going on and what to do next.
- Phone: (813) 776-5200
- Service area: Serving Tampa, St. Petersburg, Clearwater, Brandon, Riverview, Wesley Chapel, and surrounding Tampa Bay communities.
- Hours: Mon-Fri 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM. Weekend appointments available.
- Address: 3315 W Pine St, Tampa, FL 33607
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