Mold Test Kit: Indoor Air Quality Test for Mold

Mold Test Kit: Mold is a rapidly-growing fungus that can be found, at some level, just about everywhere in nature. In areas that are regularly dark and damp however, mold levels can become problematic when it get into your indoor environment. An indoor air quality test for mold may be needed identify if this is happening in your home or building. This kit includes lab analysis for molds, return shipping, and lab report. There are no hidden fees, unlike most other kits on the market which will charge for return shipping of your samples to the lab and for the lab analysis for your sample. Also included at no additional cost is the identification and concentration data for the types of mold found, and one sample collection device for 1 surface sampling location!

Indoor Air Quality Test for Mold

Seeing mold growth, smelling a musty odor, or finding water stains are mold growth indicators around the home or office space. Unfortunately mold cannot always be seen.

It is often hidden within walls, behind furniture, in attics, basements, and other out-of-sight places. And when mold is growing in the home or workplace, it is also present in the air because of the spores that mold emits and reproduces with. Our indoor air quality test for mold helps identify when this is happening by sampling the settled mold spores from your environment. Because inhaling mold spores can trigger both allergies and asthma in sensitive people, and because long term exposure can have lasting health effects, it’s important to know what you’re dealing with.

Why Test for Mold?

Commonly, an indoor air quality test for mold is done because when mold is present indoors, it has the potential to damage property, cause health problems in the buildings inhabitants and pets and to spread throughout the building. Different types of molds generally fall into three categories: Allergenic, Hyper- Allergenic and Toxic. Testing for mold helps identify issues within a building such as leaking roof, leaking plumbing, or other issues. A home air mold test is the first step in addressing potential issues, and to knowing what you’re dealing with.

How to Test for Mold?

Wondering how to test for mold? Mold Test Kit contains all you need to sample your home or workplace for the presence of mold, both allergenic and toxic in nature.

1. First, review the provided instructions to familiarize yourself with the quick and easy sampling process.
2. Next, identify the area you wish to sample. We recommend HVAC air return or supply grills (the vents in you home), the top of a computer monitor, nights stands or the top of a headboard. Areas on a ceiling, wall, or under a sink that appear discolored and you suspected may be mold.
3. Then, using the supplied BioScan sample collection strip, take a sample of that area.
4. Finally, return the BioScan back into its protective case, complete the chain of custody and put them both into the pre-paid envelope and send for lab analysis.
5. Your final report will arrive with 3-5 days via PDF to the email address you provide.

The Mold Test Kit is simple to use and provides top-quality accredited laboratory test results. The accredited, Environmental Diagnostics Laboratory (EDLab), analysis and final report is included in the cost of the Mold Screen Check. Hundreds of types of mold are tested and evaluated for identification and concentration levels. There are no hidden fees or additional costs.

Mold Testing Kit

The mold testing kit Includes everything you need for collection of your sample and the professional laboratory analysis of your sample, which is included in the cost of this kit.

The purpose of this kit is to identify the type and concentration of mold organisms in your indoor space. When mild is present, mold it can frequently release spores into the air which also settle on the surfaces in your home or office. These spores can become a serious issue for allergen suffers, the elderly, young children, asthma sufferers, expecting mothers, health conscious individuals and even healthy people when the concentration levels are high.

Mold Spores on Surfaces and in the Air

Molds spores linger in the air and settle onto surfaces. To test of the presence of mild simply collect your sample following the included guide, and send it off for testing. Then the lab results will be delivered by email. This economical kit includes everything needed to collect your sample and includes lab fees for the identification of hundred of types of mold that may be present. There are no hidden fees, shipping to the lab is included as well, there is a preprinted envelope which includes return postage in the kit. Expect results in five to seven days.

Professional Mold Testing, But Convenient

Get professional mold testing in a do-it-yourself kit and help identify the types of indoor mold that may be present in your home or workplace. This kit includes everything you need to get stared and has no hidden fees, making it unique when compared to most other kits on the market. And, you receive the same accredited laboratory analysis and sample collection method used in our pro mold kits. Suitable for testing indoor air (air vents, settled particulate, ventilation systems and surface areas that may show visible mold spores. Remember, unlike other test kits in the market, this professional grade mold test kit includes return shipping cost, and accredited lab analysis, there are no additional costs or fees. So find out what may molds may be present in your home of office with the Mold Test Kit.

Your Lab Report

Our home air mold test report shows detailed information on the genus level of each mold type identified as measured in Counts/cm², and will have guidelines for what is considered to be a normal manageable level, as compared to the total levels of each pollutant found on the Bio-Scan400. Once EDLab receives the Bio-Scan400 for analysis, your lab report will be generated and emailed or mailed within 3-5 business days.

Help Prevent Mold In Your Air Handler

Doing a home air mold test it’s the first step to taking control of your indoor air. Next, consider forms of protection like HVAC ionizers to help prevent fungal and mold growth in your air handler or furnace.