Mold Inspection, Testing, Removal, and Remediation in NJ, PA, NY & CT
Since 1995
Certified Mold Removal is one of the most established mold remediation companies in the tri-state area and has been providing affordable, comprehensive services for all phases of remediation since 1995. In addition, we are certified, licensed, and insured for your protection.
We have helped homeowners throughout New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New York, and Connecticut solve their abatement problems for more than 30 years. We also offer same-day mold testing and inspection services.
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GUIDANCE FOR THE INTERPRETATION OF MOLD LABORATORY TEST RESULTS
The interpretation of mold laboratory test results should not be based solely on numerical values. Information obtained during a visual inspection of the property is equally important, including the presence of moisture or elevated humidity levels, water damage, and visible mold growth.
When evaluating air samples, it is important to consider the types and concentrations of fungal spores found indoors compared to those found outdoors or in a non-complaint area. Factors to consider include the indoor-to-outdoor fungal count ratio, the presence or absence of specific fungi indoors versus outdoors, the predominant genera or species identified in each area, and whether the fungi detected indoors are known to be allergenic or potentially toxigenic.
Because the interpretation of laboratory results can be complex, you should consult an (IEP) Indoor Environmental Professional for a detailed explanation of the findings.
It is important to note that there are currently no government-issued numerical standards for mold interpretation. However, some environmental companies, industrial hygienists, and indoor air quality (IAQ) professionals use the following guidelines when interpreting microbial survey results.
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