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SafeAir Certified Mold Inspection specializes in mold testing, mold inspection, consultation for mold problems, and analysis of residential and commercial properties for mold problems. The mold testing and mold inspection services we provide are used by individuals who know or believe they may have a mold problem. Jeremy Shelton performs all of the mold inspections in Atlanta, GA. Jeremy has 17 year of experience, has tested and inspected over 6,500 properties for mold problems, and is a Council-certified Microbial Consultant with ACAC.
In addition to the traditional methods used during mold inspections, Jeremy use a thermal imaging camera. Thermal imaging provides a non-invasive method of locating problem areas in both residential and commercial structures. With an instant high resolution thermal image, the inspector can identify potential conditions conducive to mold growth in places that cannot typically be reached with a standard moisture meter. Thermal imaging is just another tool used by Jeremy and his team to provide clients with a thorough mold inspection. We can make recommendations and write a step-by-step cleaning plan to properly remove mold problems as part of our inspection report.
U.S. government studies show that we Americans are exposed to 200 or more different species of mold every day! Many of them are harmless, but some are not! When toxic mold grows, it contaminates the air quality in our homes and work places which can profoundly affect our health and also damage buildings beyond repair. To do our job at SafeAir, we use the best mold testing instrumentation in the industry. Our mold testing services are backed by years of experience, technical expertise and industry certification.
At SafeAir Certified Mold Inspection, our first step in the investigation for mold growth in your home or workplace is a detailed mold inspection to identify possible mold growth. When mold growth is suspected, air quality testing for mold or mold surface sampling is recommended.
Besides preliminary air quality testing to determine if mold is present, it is equally as important to retest after any mold remediation work is performed to remove the mold.
Bulk sampling is a mold testing method that requires removing a piece of suspected mold contaminated material, such as mold contaminated carpet, wood, or sheetrock, and having it analyzed in a laboratory to determine the genus and species of mold that are present on the bulk sample.
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Our technicians stay up to date with industry standards and best practices, by undergoing constant training and instruction. By completing programs such as The Council-Certified Microbial Consultant, our technicians lead the industry in inspection practices. A CMC is capable of investigating microbial issues in the indoor environment; a CMC provides mold testing and bioaeorosol sampling and interprets lab results to develop an effective remediation protocol. Our technicians also perform post-remediation sampling to verify the successful completion of a property remediation.
In order to earn the Council-certified Microbial Consultant designation, candidates must participate in verifiable field experience as it pertains to microbial sampling, they must pass a rigorous written exam, earn unanimous approval of the board, recertify every other year, participate in 20 hours of professional development annually, and maintain the highest ethical standards.
Our technicians possess the ability and experience to perform successful air quality and mold tests in the following settings.
If you are experiencing health related symptoms that are believed to be associated with mold exposure, SafeAir’s comprehensive testing and inspection process will aid in determining if it is caused by mold or other pollutants permeating your indoor environment.
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