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From the red-brick bungalows of Park Hill to the modern townhomes of RiNo and the family homes of Highlands Ranch, we proudly offer expert mold inspection and mold testing services across the greater Denver area. Our certified mold inspectors specialize in uncovering hidden mold in classic Denver squares, new builds in Stapleton, and suburban homes in Aurora, Lakewood, and Thornton. With deep knowledge of Colorado’s unique climate challenges from sudden snowmelt to dry rot—we use advanced moisture meters, indoor air sampling, and accredited lab analysis to deliver fast, unbiased mold inspection reports. Whether you're a homeowner, tenant, or real estate investor, we provide clear, trusted answers to protect your health, property, and peace of mind.
From the red-brick bungalows of Park Hill to the modern townhomes of RiNo and the family homes of Highlands Ranch, we proudly offer expert mold inspection and mold testing services across the greater Denver area. Our certified mold inspectors specialize in uncovering hidden mold in classic Denver squares, new builds in Stapleton, and suburban homes in Aurora, Lakewood, and Thornton. With deep knowledge of Colorado’s unique climate challenges from sudden snowmelt to dry rot—we use advanced moisture meters, indoor air sampling, and accredited lab analysis to deliver fast, unbiased mold inspection reports. Whether you're a homeowner, tenant, or real estate investor, we provide clear, trusted answers to protect your health, property, and peace of mind.
Professional mold inspection services tailored to your needs
Visual inspection of utility and living areas to identify potential mold growth.
Air samples analyzed by a third-party lab to determine mold spore concentration.
Swab and tape lift samples collected from suspicious areas.
Identification of moisture intrusion and humidity concerns using digital tools.
Colorado mold guides for Denver homeowners — tenant rights, lab-report reading, DIY vs. professional testing, and the 2026 mold-inspection pricing benchmark that applies to Mile-High properties.
Unlike cheaper companies with a conflict of interest, our partners provide unbiased assessments because they don't profit from finding problems. Our only job is to make sure you get the truth, not buy services you don't need.
Texas Occupations Code 1958.155(a) prohibits licensed mold inspectors from both inspecting and cleaning/remediating. We follow this ethical standard nationwide, even where not legally required.
Our comprehensive process combines certified inspectors, accredited lab analysis, and expert review for fast and accurate mold inspection and indoor air quality results.

Initial consultation discussing property history, past water damage, and moisture problems. This survey takes 10 minutes and can be done over the phone or in-person.

We perform a comprehensive inspection which includes visual & infrared screening and moisture detection to detect hidden moisture, and we collect air and surface samples from suspected mold-affected areas.

We use advanced chemical and particulate sensors to detect formaldehydes, volatile organic compounds, fine particulates (PM2.5), carbon dioxide, and other contaminants that may cause similar symptoms to toxic mold exposure.

Samples are analyzed at an AIHA-accredited lab — species identified, spore counts measured — and every result is reviewed by our on-staff microbiologist.

We send you a comprehensive interactive web report containing plain-English findings, microbiologist-verified testing results, recommendations for mold remediation and improved air quality, along with preventive tips to avoid future issues.
See how we compare with traditional mold inspection.
Lab-backed reports typically 1-2 business days after inspection
We don't sell remediation — no incentive to inflate findings
Modern, mobile-friendly, easy-to-understand interactive web report
Complete indoor air quality analysis included
Long wait times for written report with laboratory results
Same company tests AND remediates — incentive to find more mold
Complex technical documents with limited guidance
Limited to basic mold inspection only
Certified mold inspection professionals serving Denver and the surrounding area.

Certified Home & Mold Inspector • Indoor Air Quality Specialist
Gaylon Johnson is a certified inspector. He has worked on home checks, mold checks, and checking air inside homes. He is a partner in a team that does inspections. He is known for doing checks well. He talks in a clear way. He also gives reports that have details. Gaylon helps people who own homes and who work in real estate. He points out moisture that gets in, mold problems, and other things that could be wrong with property. This helps people make good choices.
Certified Mold Inspector
Every Denver customer gets a Concierge and an Advocate — included with every inspection, at no extra cost. We never do remediation, so they work for you.
Guides you from first call to final report
On your side if repairs are needed
Common questions about mold, testing, and our process.
You may need a mold inspection if you notice musty odors, have experienced recent water damage, or are facing unexplained health issues like headaches or respiratory symptoms. Mold often grows in hidden areas, so a professional evaluation can help identify any problems.
Our lab partners typically return mold test results within 1–2 business days. Your inspector will discuss the findings with you once they're available.
Yes, certain molds release allergens or mycotoxins that can cause health issues, especially in children, the elderly, or individuals with preexisting respiratory conditions. Common symptoms include coughing, sneezing, and eye irritation.
Yes. While Denver is often dry, mold can still grow in homes. This is because water from leaks, snow that melts, or HVAC water build-up can cause the problem. Mold may grow in places you can't see, even if you feel there is not much humidity in the air.
Yes. In Denver, when snow builds up or there are ice dams, water can get into roofs and walls. Even if things dry out fast, some water may stay trapped. This can cause mold to grow where you can’t see it. If snowmelt may have reached a wall, see how an inspector tests for mold inside a wall. A test is the only way to know for sure.
Yes. Indoor air quality testing looks at the mold spores in the air. It checks if there are more spores than usual. This can help you know if the mold is the reason for breathing problems or if something else is causing it.
Yes. A lot of homes in Denver have basements. In these places, water can build up because of leaks in the floor or changes in heat. Mold testing helps find mold in the air, even if you do not see much growing around.
Yes. A leak can be fixed, but water can still stay inside things like drywall or insulation. Testing helps know if mold started to grow or if things are back to normal.
Yes. Mold can often be hidden behind the walls, up in the ceilings, or even inside the HVAC systems. Air sampling will still pick up high mold spore levels even if you do not see any signs of it.
Yes. When you get mold testing, you get lab reports that show how much mold is there and where it is in your home. This information helps you act in the right way. It stops you from paying too much for fixing a bigger area than you need to.
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*Results are generally available within 2 business days (48 hours) of the inspection when the inspection is completed before 3 pm, so samples ship the same day. Weekends, holidays and additional services, including ERMI / HERTSMI-2, extend this time.