Mold Whiz Solutions

Complete Visual & Moisture Inspection

Overview

A proper mold inspection starts with two things: what you can see and what you can’t. Our certified inspectors perform a detailed, room-by-room evaluation to identify visible mold, water damage, and the hidden moisture that allows mold to grow behind walls, ceilings, and floors.

What’s included

During your inspection, we focus on finding the source of moisture, documenting conditions, and identifying areas most likely to support mold growth.

We will:

Tools we use (advanced equipment)

We use professional instruments to detect issues you may not notice visually:

Why moisture detection matters

Mold is usually a symptom—moisture is the cause. If you only clean what’s visible without finding the moisture source, mold often returns. Our inspection is designed to help you understand:

Who this service is for

This inspection is a great fit if you:

What you’ll receive

After the inspection, you’ll have a clear understanding of what we found and what to do next. If needed, we can recommend mold testing (air and/or surface samples) to confirm the presence and type of mold.




    Common Questions:

    What is a mold inspection, and what does it involve?
    A professional inspection involves a visual assessment, moisture mapping with tools like infrared cameras, and often air or surface sampling to identify mold growth and its moisture source.
    Professional inspection finds the hidden moisture source and full extent of the problem; without fixing the cause, mold will always return.
    A thorough inspection for an average-sized apartment or home typically takes 1 to 3 hours, depending on the property’s size and complexity.
    You will receive a detailed written report, including lab results and a remediation plan, usually within 24-48 hours after the inspection.
    Yes, our inspectors hold the required NYC Mold Assessor license and relevant industry certifications for unbiased, professional assessment.
    No, New York State law requires the separation of assessment and remediation services to ensure unbiased results and protect your interests.
    Yes, exposure can trigger allergies, asthma, and other respiratory issues, making professional identification and removal important for health.