Certified Indoor Air of Raleigh, NC is a North Carolina industry leader in mold assessment and environmental consulting. We proudly serve the triangle region and beyond. We examine both the exterior and interior searching for points of water infiltration, past and present water damage, structural abnormalities, and signs of mold growth. We check your ducts and HVAC system, sinks, pipes, skylights, appliances, and all potential sources of water.
Once the inspection is complete, we come up with a plan for taking samples from your home, specific to what was learned during the inspection. Some testing options we use are air spore traps, ERMI, HERSTMI-2, and surface sample swabs. To learn more about each test and how they differ, check out the 'Our Services' portion of our website above. Your samples are sent to the leading commercial accredited laboratory for careful third party analysis.
Accurate, complete, and legally defensible data is received within days of the sampling. Our report includes your test results and our interpretation, photographs of our inspection observations, our thoughts regarding your next steps forward, and remediation protocol suggestions if deemed necessary.
Once the inspection is complete, we come up with a plan for taking samples from your home, specific to what was learned during the inspection. Some testing options we use are air spore traps, ERMI, HERSTMI-2, and surface sample swabs. To learn more about each test and how they differ, check out the 'Our Services' portion of our website above. Your samples are sent to the leading commercial accredited laboratory for careful third party analysis.
Accurate, complete, and legally defensible data is received within days of the sampling. Our report includes your test results and our interpretation, photographs of our inspection observations, our thoughts regarding your next steps forward, and remediation protocol suggestions if deemed necessary.
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Some states require licensing and uphold certain standards when it comes to mold inspection, testing, and remediation.
Unfortunately, North Carolina is not one of these states.
The ACAC is an organization that seeks to standardize the industry and ensure that those that are providing these services have the knowledge and experience to do the job right.
Certified Indoor Air is one of the few mold inspection companies in North Carolina that is licensed and meets the stringent standards set forth by the ACAC including rigorous testing and continuing education coursework to maintain certification.
Unfortunately, North Carolina is not one of these states.
The ACAC is an organization that seeks to standardize the industry and ensure that those that are providing these services have the knowledge and experience to do the job right.
Certified Indoor Air is one of the few mold inspection companies in North Carolina that is licensed and meets the stringent standards set forth by the ACAC including rigorous testing and continuing education coursework to maintain certification.
Our inspection involves carefully examining both the exterior and interior of a home or building as well as searching for signs of water infiltration, past and present water damage, and mold growth.
Attention to detail is especially important during this step as there may be signs of water damage that are not visible.
We inspect attics, crawl spaces, ductwork, HVAC units, under sinks, behind appliances, and anywhere else that water may have had the opportunity to cause damage.
We utilize state of the art technology and infrared thermal imaging to ensure that we get the most accurate information about the condition of your home.
Attention to detail is especially important during this step as there may be signs of water damage that are not visible.
We inspect attics, crawl spaces, ductwork, HVAC units, under sinks, behind appliances, and anywhere else that water may have had the opportunity to cause damage.
We utilize state of the art technology and infrared thermal imaging to ensure that we get the most accurate information about the condition of your home.
Following your inspection, you may book a one hour phone consultation with your inspector to discuss your test results, our findings, and our expert opinion on how best to move forward.
We understand that your results can sometimes appear confusing or scary, especially if you aren't feeling well.
We're here to provide insight to ensure you get the best possible outcome, and to save time and money whether you choose to move forward with remediation or not.
We understand that your results can sometimes appear confusing or scary, especially if you aren't feeling well.
We're here to provide insight to ensure you get the best possible outcome, and to save time and money whether you choose to move forward with remediation or not.
Great experience! Bill responded quickly to my emails and gave me a good overview of the process.
When he got to the house, he asked questions to better understand our concerns and goals.
He was thorough and knowledgeable.
He made some recommendations based on his visual inspection and then followed up with a report showing the air sample results.
I had some questions after the inspection and he took the time to explain.
When he got to the house, he asked questions to better understand our concerns and goals.
He was thorough and knowledgeable.
He made some recommendations based on his visual inspection and then followed up with a report showing the air sample results.
I had some questions after the inspection and he took the time to explain.
Mycotoxins are toxic, secondary compounds that are naturally produced by mold and fungi as it grows and replicates or when disturbed.
They are so tiny that even most HEPA filters are unable to trap and remove them.
For reference, a human hair is 100 microns, a mold spore is between 1-6 microns, and some mycotoxins are as small as 0.1 microns.
Their size allows them to effortlessly travel through the air in your home, through every crack and crevice, and into your body as you breathe.
Mycotoxins are chemicals, and thus not alive.
They are so tiny that even most HEPA filters are unable to trap and remove them.
For reference, a human hair is 100 microns, a mold spore is between 1-6 microns, and some mycotoxins are as small as 0.1 microns.
Their size allows them to effortlessly travel through the air in your home, through every crack and crevice, and into your body as you breathe.
Mycotoxins are chemicals, and thus not alive.
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