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Mold and Indoor Air Quality Testing in Reno and Northern Nevada

Writer: Bob and Kathy Parmenter
Bob and Kathy Parmenter
1 day ago
1 min read

Musty smells, water stains, a past leak or a family member who sneezes at home: any of these can point to a mold or indoor air quality problem. A standard home inspection looks for visible signs of moisture, but it can't tell you what's in the air.

When to Test for Mold and Air Quality

  • You see staining, bubbling paint or a damp, musty smell

  • There's been a roof leak, plumbing leak or flood

  • You're buying a home with a history of water damage

  • Someone in the home has unexplained respiratory symptoms

What Testing Involves

An IAC2-certified inspector takes air and surface samples and sends them to a lab. You get a written report that shows what was found and where. Our mold and indoor air quality testing is for homeowners, buyers and sellers across Northern Nevada.

Dry Climate, Still Real Risk

Nevada is dry, but mold doesn't need a rainforest. Swamp coolers, bathrooms without fans, slow plumbing leaks inside walls and poorly vented attics all create the moisture it needs.

Pairing a full home inspection with air testing gives you the full picture before you close.

Ready to schedule? Call 775.842.5916, or book your inspection online. Same-day reports, veteran-owned, InterNACHI-certified.

 
 
 

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