Is mold a concern to you? Schedule mold testing in Ocala, Florida or surrounding areas today.
Are you a homeowner who struggles with allergies?
As a commercial building owner, do you want to avoid liability?
Using the latest technology, we capture samples of the indoor air and send them to a lab to be analyzed for traces of mold. Our State of Florida Licensed Mold Assessors (MRSA2959 and MRSA4064) can also take samples of visible mold and send it in for testing. These results after mold testing can give you the information you need to decide if the home or building you are purchasing is healthy for your family or employees.
At Cornerstone Inspections, our team members are licensed by the State of Florida to provide professional and reliable mold testing services for residential and commercial customers in Ocala, Florida and surrounding areas. With years of experience, combined with providing the most advanced mold testing technology available, our licensed mold assessors (MRSA2959 and MRSA4064) will ensure your home or business is safe for those you care about most.
To protect your investment, choose the most trusted name in home and commercial inspections, along with mold and water testing for all your residential or commercial inspection needs in Ocala and beyond.
For your peace of mind, Cornerstone Inspections is state licensed and insured. Choose an experienced and fully staffed team to provide both your home and commercial inspections as well as mold, radon and water testing needs. Our team at Cornerstone Inspections wants to help you preserve your investment. For further details and information on common mold health concerns, visit the Center for Disease Control and Prevention website.
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FAQs About Mold Testing
If you have questions about mold testing, you’re not alone. Property owners often want to understand what testing involves, how long it takes, and what happens next. Below are answers to some of the most common questions about mold assessments, remediation protocols, and post-remediation verification.
How long does mold testing take?
Most residential mold assessments take between one and two hours, depending on the size of the property and the complexity of the concerns being evaluated. Laboratory results are typically available by 7:00 p.m. on the next business day, provided there are no shipping delays.
Do I need testing if I can already see mold?
Not always. If visible microbial growth is present, testing may not be necessary to confirm that mold exists. However, testing can help determine whether mold spores have become airborne, identify the types and relative concentrations of fungal spores present, document conditions for real estate transactions or insurance purposes, and assist in developing an appropriate remediation protocol.
What is a mold remediation protocol?
A mold remediation protocol is a written document prepared by a State of Florida Licensed Mold Assessor that outlines the scope of remediation necessary to address identified microbial growth and moisture damage. The protocol provides specific instructions regarding containment, demolition boundaries, cleaning procedures, drying requirements, HVAC considerations, and post-remediation verification requirements. Florida law generally requires a protocol when mold remediation is performed by a licensed mold remediator.
What is a PRV?
PRV stands for Post-Remediation Verification. This assessment is performed after remediation has been completed and before reconstruction or build-back activities begin. The purpose of a PRV is to determine whether remediation was successful and whether the affected areas have been returned to a Condition 1 (normal fungal ecology) environment in accordance with the ANSI/IICRC S520 Standard.
Can mold make you sick?
Exposure to mold may cause adverse health effects in some individuals, particularly those with allergies, asthma, respiratory sensitivities, compromised immune systems, or other underlying medical conditions. Reactions vary significantly between individuals. Questions regarding health effects, diagnosis, or treatment should be directed to a qualified healthcare professional.
What happens after testing?
After sampling is completed, the samples are submitted to an accredited laboratory for analysis. Once results are received, a report is prepared summarizing the findings and providing recommendations based on the conditions observed. If elevated mold conditions are identified, additional recommendations may include moisture correction, remediation, development of a mold remediation protocol, and post-remediation verification testing following the completion of remediation activities.
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At Cornerstone Inspections, we offer mold testing for clients in Alachua County, Citrus County, Sumter County, Lake County, Anthony, Belleview, Beverly Hills, Citra, Citrus Springs, Dunnellon, Fruitland Park, Hernando, Inverness, Lady Lake, Leesburg, Marion County, Morriston, Ocala, Ocklawaha, Reddick, Silver Springs, Summerfield, and The Villages, Florida.