What to expect from a mold inspection and if mold is present on your property.
Pricing
Residential mold inspection cost within service area
$400
Commercial mold inspection cost within service area
$500
- Inspection time: 1hr - 2hr
- On-site Visual Assessment: A detailed inspection of the area of concern to identify moisture sources or visible growth.
- Air Quality Testing (2 Samples): This includes one air sample inside the room of concern and one air sample outside the property.
Note: The outside sample serves as a critical baseline. We compare the indoor concentrations to the natural outdoor environment to determine if an indoor mold source is present.
- Mold Lab Report: Includes a professional analysis of the findings and if you have mold and what type of mold.
- Location Note: Final pricing is location dependent. A trip fee applies if the property is outside our 50-mile service area.
Trip charge for areas outside the 50-mile service area
$100
Each additional Room sample
$75
- These are recommended by the Inspector based on visual findings or moisture readings, but they are only performed if approved by the Client first.
Mold remediation protocol
$300
If mold is found in your mold lab report from the inspection you will now need a mold protocol.
What is Included in Your Mold Remediation Protocol?
- A mold protocol is needed and is the only legal way for a mold remediation contractor to remove the mold in your properly
- The Scope of Work: A detailed list of exactly which materials need to be removed
- Containment Requirements: Instructions on how the area must be sealed off using plastic barriers and "negative air" machines (HEPA filtration) to prevent mold spores from spreading to the rest of your home during cleanup.
- Personal Protective Equipment (PPE): Requirements for the safety gear workers must wear, ensuring the job site meets health and safety standards.
- Disinfectants & Biocides: Specific instructions on the types of cleaning agents allowed to treat the remaining structure.
- Clearance Criteria: This is the most important part for the homeowner. It defines the exact lab results and visual standards the contractor must meet before the project is considered "passed" and safe for reconstruction.
Residential clearance testing $400
Commercial clearance testing $500
Final Step: Post-Remediation Clearance Testing
- Now that the mold remediation contractor has finished the cleanup, we move to the final legal step required by the State of Texas: the Clearance Inspection.
- Think of this as the final "quality control" check. Before the containment plastic comes down and you start rebuilding.
- Visual Inspection: We ensure the contractor has removed all visible mold growth and debris as outlined in the Protocol.
- Cleanliness Check: We verify that the entire containment area has been thoroughly cleaned and disinfected.
- Post-Testing: We perform air samples to scientifically prove the mold spore levels are back to normal (baseline) levels.
Note: Air Quality Testing (2 Samples): This includes one air sample inside the room of concern and one air sample outside the property. If your mold inspection had more than two samples taken, then a cost of $75 will be added for each additional sample.
Note: The outside sample serves as a critical baseline. We compare the indoor concentrations to the natural outdoor environment to determine if an indoor mold source is still present.
- Why is this required? Under Texas Law, we cannot issue a Certificate of Mold Damage Remediation (CMDR) without this passing grade. This certificate is your "clean bill of health" for the property, which is vital for insurance purposes and future home sales.
About
Texas Mold Assessment and Protocol Group
Why Choose Texas Mold Assessment and Protocol Group LLC?
When you hire us, you aren’t just getting a report—you’re getting 20+ years of hands-on Texas experience. We’ve done it all: from being on the tools as a technician to managing entire operations. We know exactly how mold grows, how it’s removed, and how to get your property back to normal.
The Texas Expert Advantage
- Dual-Licensed (TDLR): We hold both the Mold Assessment Consultant (MAC) and Mold Remediation Contractor (MRC) licenses. This means we understand the rules and the physical work better than anyone else.
- No Outsourcing: Unlike many out-of-state companies, we never hire third-party consultants. We handle your inspection, your testing, and your protocol in-house.
- Real-World Protocols: We don't just write "paper" plans. Because of our background in remediation, our protocols are practical, effective, and designed to save you time and money.
What You Get With Us
- Direct Communication: You talk to the expert performing the work—no middlemen or subcontractors.
- Faster Results: Since we are local and handle everything ourselves, we get your reports and protocols to you quickly.
- Strict Compliance: Every step we take follows the Texas Mold Remediation Rules, ensuring you are legally protected and ready for a Certificate of Mold Damage Remediation (CMDR).
Our Bottom Line: We combine decades of field experience with a conservative, professional approach to protect your property and your wallet.
Simple 3-Step Process
- Step 1: Inspection & Testing (1 inside sample + 1 outside baseline).
- Step 2: The Protocol (Your legal "blueprint" for cleanup).
- Step 3: Final Clearance (The testing that proves the mold is gone).
What Our Clients Say
The team at Texas Mold Assessment and Protocol Group was incredibly thorough during the inspection. They provided a detailed report that helped us understand the extent of the mold issue in our home. Highly recommend their services!
Sarah J.
I was impressed with the professionalism and expertise of the inspectors. They answered all my questions and made the process easy to understand. Their recommendations were spot on!
Mark T.
Thanks to Texas Mold Assessment, we were able to identify and address mold issues before they became a major problem. Their prompt service and clear communication made all the difference.
Emily R.
The inspection was thorough, and the follow-up support was exceptional. I felt confident in their findings and the protocol they recommended. A trustworthy company!
James L.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is mold assessment?
Mold assessment involves a thorough inspection of a property to identify the presence of mold and assess the extent of contamination. This process includes visual inspections, moisture readings, and air quality testing to determine the type and concentration of mold present.
How often should I have my property inspected for mold?
It is recommended to have your property inspected for mold at least once a year, especially if you live in a humid area or have experienced water damage. Regular inspections can help catch mold issues early and prevent extensive damage.
What should I do if I find mold in my home?
If you find mold in your home, it is important to address it promptly. Contact a professional mold assessment service to evaluate the situation and recommend appropriate remediation steps. Avoid attempting to clean it yourself, as this can spread spores and worsen the problem.
Are mold inspections covered by insurance?
Coverage for mold inspections varies by insurance policy. It is advisable to check with your insurance provider to understand your coverage options and whether mold assessments are included in your plan.
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