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Craig R
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These guys were great! I called, and they got us on the schedule within 2 days! I have had mold issues in the past so buying a new home, even though it was a new build, a mold inspection was a must for me. They did a …
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The team at Mold Testing Dallas is highly trustworthy and does things right. I have known the owner for years and he is dependable and honest. If you are ever looking for a Mold Inspection in the Grapevine / Flower Mo…
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Cody R
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$600
Initial Mold Inspection
written findings & next-step recommendations
Available Testing Options
Full-Spectrum Mold & Asbestos Testing
From indoor air sampling to asbestos sampling, our Texas licensed mold assessment technician provides testing options for residential and commercial properties.
Mold Testing
Targeted air and surface sampling with accredited laboratory analysis and written findings for a defined property question.
Learn More →Mold Inspection
A room-by-room evaluation for visible mold, water damage, moisture intrusion, and conditions that can support mold growth. Get clear findings and learn whether laboratory testing is warranted.
Learn More →Air Quality Mold Testing
Calibrated samplers can collect indoor air samples for analysis by an AIHA-accredited laboratory. Sampling may help document airborne mold conditions when the property history and observations indicate that air data would be useful.
Learn More →Surface Mold Sampling
Tape-lift and swab specimens can be collected from questionable surfaces and submitted for laboratory analysis. The written findings explain what the reported results show and identify reasonable next steps.
Learn More →Moisture & Humidity Inspection
Moisture meters and thermal imaging can provide context about visible or suspected moisture conditions across accessible areas of a property. Findings help inform practical next-step recommendations.
Learn More →Real Estate Mold Inspection
Thorough pre-purchase assessments combine thermal imaging with laboratory analysis, timed to fit within your option period. Buyers receive documented findings that support well-informed purchase decisions and stronger negotiation positions.
Learn More →Commercial Mold Testing
Offices, warehouses, and retail environments can receive targeted evaluations and written reporting based on the property and the questions being investigated. Contact us to discuss the appropriate scope.
Learn More →Residential Asbestos Testing
Homes may contain asbestos in popcorn ceilings, floor tiles, pipe insulation, and other materials. Bulk samples can be collected and submitted to a qualified laboratory for analysis.
Learn More →Commercial Asbestos Testing
Commercial properties can receive asbestos sampling and laboratory analysis for materials being considered for renovation, demolition, or maintenance. Contact us to discuss the property and requested documentation.
Learn More →Local Expertise
The Importance of Mold Testing for Dallas Properties
Dallas warmth, humidity, and property-specific moisture conditions can contribute to mold development. Neighborhoods such as Lakewood, East Dallas, and Oak Cliff include older housing stock where building condition and moisture history may warrant closer attention, including Stachybotrys (black mold) testing when appropriate.
Heavy spring rains, air-conditioning condensation, and shifting temperatures can contribute to damp areas behind drywall, beneath flooring, and around pipes. These conditions warrant property-specific review rather than assumptions about mold or health effects. For occupants concerned about indoor conditions, environmental testing can provide information for discussion with an appropriate professional.
Testing can document conditions after a water event or when you have concerns about indoor air. Whether you need indoor air quality testing or a mold inspection, the written findings can help you evaluate appropriate next steps.
Step-by-Step Guide
How the Inspection Works
Every stage—from booking to final results—is designed to deliver reliable mold testing while keeping disruption to your routine at a minimum.
1
Schedule Inspection
Reach out by phone or submit a request through our online form to discuss the property and testing scope.
2
Professional Assessment
A licensed inspector performs a detailed visual evaluation, examining bathrooms, basements, HVAC components, and any locations showing signs of moisture or musty smells.
3
Lab Analysis
Both air and surface specimens are gathered with professional-grade instruments and submitted to an AIHA-accredited laboratory for identification at the species level.
4
Detailed Report
Written findings summarize observations and laboratory data, with plain-language next-step recommendations where appropriate.
What Sets Us Apart
Healthy Indoor Air Begins with Reliable Testing
Separate From Remediation
We focus on mold testing and inspection and do not perform remediation. This separation keeps testing distinct from remediation work.
Texas Licensed Assessment Technician
Ethan Wright is a Texas Licensed Mold Assessment Technician, MAT #1589. Testing uses moisture meters and calibrated sampling equipment as appropriate to the property.
AIHA-Accredited Labs
Samples selected for laboratory analysis are processed by Moldlab, Ltd., an AIHA-accredited laboratory in Carrollton, Texas. Written findings include clear, practical next-step recommendations.
Dallas–Fort Worth Service Area
Mold Testing Dallas serves Dallas–Fort Worth and surrounding North Texas communities. Contact us to discuss availability and scope.
Where We Serve
Professional Testing Across Dallas-Fort Worth Communities
Mold Testing Dallas provides mold testing throughout the greater Dallas metro region, with property-specific sampling informed by local construction, soil, and climate context.
DallasIrvingCedar HillSeagovilleGarlandGrand PrairieMesquiteMurphyRichardsonRowlettDeSotoCoppellCarrolltonRed OakBalch SpringsPlanoFriscoArlingtonFort Worth
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Full Inspection Package
Included in Every Assessment
Each mold testing session is scoped to the property's concerns and can provide documented observations, samples, laboratory data, and written next-step recommendations.
- Thorough visual review of every accessible space
- Indoor air sampling performed with calibrated instruments
- Targeted surface collection from areas of concern
- Verified results issued by accredited laboratories
- In-depth written report featuring photographs and observations
- Written findings and next-step recommendations
Initial Inspection
Starting at
$600
written findings & next-step recommendations
Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Take the First Step Toward a Healthier Home
Mold concerns deserve clear information. Our Texas Licensed Mold Assessment Technician documents observations and laboratory findings for your property.