Find the source
Know what is happening before opening a wall.
A mold inspection should identify the visible signs, likely moisture source, affected building areas and the next practical step. ASM uses visual assessment and moisture-detection tools, then recommends testing only when it helps answer a meaningful question about the property.

A mold inspection should identify the visible signs, likely moisture source, affected building areas and the next practical step. ASM uses visual assessment and moisture-detection tools, then recommends testing only when it helps answer a meaningful question about the property.
What’s included
A complete scope,
not a surface fix.
Visual inspection
Moisture measurements
Thermal imaging where useful
Testing recommendations when appropriate
Clear next-step remediation plan
How the work happens
Four clear stages.
One accountable team.
Most residential inspections are completed during one visit. Laboratory results, when testing is appropriate, depend on the selected analysis and turnaround time.
- 01
Listen
We start with what you have seen, smelled, repaired or experienced in the property.
- 02
Inspect
Visible areas and likely moisture pathways are reviewed with non-destructive tools.
- 03
Document
Findings are organized into a practical explanation of affected areas and probable causes.
- 04
Recommend
You receive a clear next step, whether that is monitoring, repair, testing or remediation.
Project scope
What shapes the work?
ASM confirms the responsible scope after a free inspection because materials, access, moisture source and containment matter more than a generic online estimate.
Book a free inspection ↗- 01Property size
- 02Number of areas inspected
- 03Accessibility
- 04Type and number of samples
- 05Need for specialist laboratory analysis


Proof after the work
Inspected. Documented.
Backed in writing.
After the job is completed and inspected, ASM provides a Mold Remediation Warranty Certificate for the serviced areas. It gives homeowners, buyers, sellers and real estate professionals a clear record of professional treatment.
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Helpful answers
Questions about inspection & testing
Is air testing always necessary?+
No. Visible mold and an obvious moisture source may already provide enough information to plan remediation. Testing is most useful when it answers a specific question that visual inspection cannot.
Can you find mold behind walls?+
Moisture readings, thermal patterns, staining and odour can indicate a concealed issue, but no non-destructive tool can identify every hidden condition. Selective opening may be recommended when evidence warrants it.
What should I do before the inspection?+
Avoid cleaning or painting over the suspected area. Note recent leaks, odours, condensation and when the issue first appeared so the inspector has useful context.
Same-day response
Ready for a clear answer?
Start with a free inspection. We’ll explain what we found, what it takes to fix and what happens next.




