Resources

These mold resources are organized by what you’re dealing with right now, not by topic. Start with the section that sounds like your situation. Each one points to a main guide and the shorter pages people find most useful next.

Not sure where to start? The free Home Mold Risk Check asks a few questions about your home, can review your photos, and gives you a plain-language result with next steps in about three minutes.

“I think I have mold, but I’m not sure”

Start with testing. It tells you whether there’s a problem, what kind and where, before anyone opens a wall. Our main guide is mold testing and inspection. From there:

• Can you have mold without seeing it?
• Does a musty smell always mean mold?
• Are home mold test kits accurate?
• Mold inspection vs. mold testing
• How much does mold testing cost?

“I found mold and need it removed”

Removal done right fixes the moisture, contains the work and ends with a test. Read our main guide to mold remediation, then the questions most homeowners ask:

• Mold removal vs. mold remediation
• What mold remediation costs
• Can I stay in my house during remediation?
• Do you have to remove drywall with mold?
• Does homeowners insurance cover it?
• The AME Clearance Method, step by step

“Someone in my family is sick, and the doctor thinks it’s the house”

You don’t have to become an expert overnight, but a few pages will help you ask the right questions. Begin with our guide to mold illness and your home. Then:

• Working with your doctor
• Should you remediate or move?
• Mold testing for mold illness
• Choosing a mold remediator
• Can I take my furniture if I move out?

“The mold is gone, but I’m worried about what it left behind”

Mycotoxins are the toxins some molds produce, and they don’t disappear when the mold dies. Our main guide is mycotoxins in homes. Useful next reads:

• Mold spores vs. mycotoxins
• How mycotoxin testing works
• Does bleach kill mycotoxins?
• Mycotoxins on belongings
• Mycotoxins after remediation

“We had mold work done and it didn’t hold”

Mold that comes back, or a house that still doesn’t feel right, usually means a step was missed. These pages help you find out which one:

• Why does mold keep coming back?
• How do I know remediation was successful?
• Clearance testing
• Second opinions after a failed remediation

“I’m buying or selling a home”

• Real estate mold inspections
• Is a mold test worth it if the home inspection found nothing?
• Is it safe to buy a house that had mold remediation?
• Can you sell a house with mold?

Still have a question?

If you can’t find what you’re looking for, ask us. Use the form below or call (833) 772-6653, and a specialist will call you back. There’s no obligation to hire us, and we’re glad to point you in the right direction even if we aren’t the right company for the job.

We remove mold and mycotoxins from buildings. We don’t diagnose or treat medical conditions. If you have symptoms, please work with a doctor. With your permission, we’re glad to share test results and our plan with them.