Every service below exists to answer one of three questions: is there mold, where is the water coming from, and is the problem actually resolved. Most jobs need two of the three, and we will tell you which before you book anything.
Which Service Do You Actually Need?
- You smell something but cannot find it — start with a mold inspection. The moisture mapping is what locates hidden growth.
- You can see growth and want to know what it is — mold testing identifies the species and concentration through an accredited lab.
- Someone in the house is unwell at home and better away — indoor air quality testing measures spores, humidity, and the conditions producing them.
- You had a leak, flood, or sump failure — flood damage inspection establishes how far the water travelled and whether the structure is genuinely dry.
- Mold keeps returning to the same spot — moisture detection. It is coming back because the water source was never found.
- A contractor says the cleanup is finished — clearance testing verifies that independently, before you pay the final invoice.
- You are buying or selling — see buyers or sellers. Timing changes who holds the leverage.
How an Engagement Works
- We ask what brought you here. The history — when it started, what changed, which room, whether anyone is unwell — determines where we look first. Mold does not appear randomly; it appears where water has been.
- On-site assessment. Systematic visual inspection plus non-invasive moisture mapping and thermal imaging. Nothing gets opened without discussing it with you.
- Sampling, if it adds value. Not every job needs lab work, and we will say so when it does not.
- Written report, typically within 24 hours of lab results: what we found, where the water is coming from, and what we recommend — in plain language, ordered by priority.
- Referral and verification when remediation is warranted — certified contractors we have worked alongside, then independent clearance testing when they finish.
What Every Engagement Includes
- IICRC-certified inspectors who are also licensed Michigan builders — we know how these buildings are assembled, which is how you predict where water travels.
- Independent accredited laboratory analysis. We do not run the lab.
- Documentation written to support real estate transactions, insurance claims, and contractor scopes.
- A response within 24 hours, with expedited turnaround when a deadline requires it.
- No cleanup upsell, because we do not perform cleanup.
The Reason We Do Not Remediate
A company that inspects and also removes earns more the larger the problem it finds. We removed that incentive by removing the revenue.
When our report says the issue is a contained area behind a vanity, that is what it is — even though a more alarming finding would be a more profitable sentence for a differently structured company. It also means that when we do say you have a serious problem, that carries weight.
Serving Macomb County and Metro Detroit — see service areas for the full list.