Mold Problem Self-Assessment Form - Mold Testing and Bacteria Testing

Curious if mold is affecting your space? Take our quick Mold Problem Self-Assessment – it’s free and takes less than 2 minutes! Based on your answers, we’ll guide you to expert resources and tailored solutions to address any concerns. Get peace of mind and take the first step toward a healthier environment today.

Quick 2-minute Mold Problem Self-Assessment Questionnaire

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What best describes your current situation?*

Homeowner

Renter

Property Manager

Professional (Industrial Hygienist, Mold Inspector, etc.)

Can you see visible mold in your living or working space?*

Yes

Which of the following applies to your home of office?*

Select all that applies

Musty odor

Past or On going Water damage

Occupants experiencing Allergic reactions

Peeling or Discoloration of walls

Water stains and discoloration

None of these options

If you cannot see visible mold but suspect mold problems due to odors, recent water damage, or respiratory illnesses, we recommend our DIY air sampling kit for mold. Would you like more information on how to use this kit?*

Yes

If you can see visible mold, we recommend collecting a sample for laboratory analysis. Would you like guidance on how to collect a sample and send it to the lab?*

Yes

If you have any images showing the problem, please upload them here.

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Accepted file types: jpg, jpeg, png, gif, pdf, Max. file size: 8 MB, Max. files: 5.

Are you looking for laboratory services for mold analysis?*

Yes

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Where Are You Located?*

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