Meet Your Mold Inspector
Idaho doesn't license mold inspectors, so you should know exactly who is coming to your home, what they're trained in, and how they work. Here it is, in plain view.
Who comes to your home
Every Nampa Mold Experts visit is done by a trained mold inspector who works for a testing-only company. That matters more than any single badge: the person reading your moisture meter has nothing to sell you afterward, so the report says what the house actually shows.
- Training: mold assessment, moisture diagnostics, thermal imaging and sampling methods, with continuing education as guidance changes.
- Verifiable on request: ask for current certifications and proof of insurance before you book, and we'll send them.
- Local experience: Nampa crawlspaces, irrigation-season water tables, swamp coolers and winter attic condensation.
- Based in Nampa: 1296 N 39th St #110, Nampa, ID 83687.
What you can expect on every inspection
- Moisture first. Every inspection starts with finding the water, using moisture meters, humidity and dew point readings, and thermal imaging.
- Into the crawlspace and attic. Not a glance from the hatch. In Nampa, that's where most problems start.
- Samples only when they answer a question. And always with an outdoor control for air samples.
- An accredited lab. Samples go to an independent AIHA-LAP accredited lab under chain of custody.
- A report you can use. Plain English, photos, the moisture source and next steps, plus a phone walkthrough.
- No sales pitch. We don't do remediation or take referral fees from people who do.
The references behind our methods
EPA mold guidance
Moisture control first; professional help for areas larger than about 10 square feet.
ASTM D7391
The standard lab method for counting airborne fungal structures on spore trap samples by optical microscopy.
IICRC S520
The industry standard for professional mold remediation, including post-remediation evaluation.
Idaho DHW mold guidance
Testing isn't needed in most cases where mold is visible or obvious, which is why we tell you when to skip it.
Ask us what you'd ask anyone
What certifications do you hold, and can I verify them? Which lab do you use, and is it AIHA-LAP accredited? Do you take an outdoor control sample? Do you also sell mold removal? We're happy to answer every one.
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