Mold testing is the process of identifying and evaluating the presence of mold in an indoor environment. Mold can grow in areas with high humidity, moisture, or water damage, and it can have negative effects on both human health and the structural integrity of buildings.
The practise of finding and assessing the presence of mould in an indoor environment is known as mould testing. High humidity, moisture, or water damage can all promote the growth of mould, which can be harmful to both people's health and the structural integrity of buildings.
Air sampling
Air sampling is a typical technique for determining the amount of mould spores in the air. In order to do this, air samples from both indoor and outdoor settings must be collected and examined in a lab. The findings include details on the kind and number of mould spores that are present.
Surface Sampling
Surface sampling entails taking samples from surfaces that may be mold-contaminated. Bulk samples, swabs, or tape lifts can all be used for this. The current mould species are then identified and measured using laboratory analysis of the samples.