Real Estate Sales Mold Testing & Agent Support

Avoid losing property value and that important real estate sale by having your building tested for mold from water damage before you put it on the market. Prospective buyers and investors want to know the property they're considering doesn't have hidden health and financial concerns. They'll want an inspection that tells them whether mold issues exist, the extent of the damage, the cause, the cost to remediate, and whether the property is safe to live in or rent out. We provide a full written certified report by an accredited environmental laboratory that will give you confidence going into the sales process.​

Many buyers have had health issues living or working in buildings with mold. Therefore, many elect to have the building for sale tested. Home inspectors do not test or look for mold because they do not have the expertise or equipment necessary to detect it so they do not include mold on their report unless they see it. Once the property is flagged it will need mold investigation and Air Quality testing to clear the building before closing. 

Before you finalize a real estate sales transaction for a building that has been unoccupied, had water damage or remodeling to reveal any hidden problems. Mold and drug testing does not have to delay or ruin a real estate transaction. There are cost-effective solutions available. Our quick, certified environmental laboratory reports can help you have peace of mind buying a healthy property, or in determining whether to put an offer on the property with more negotiation power.

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If you are listing a property that may have had water damage, remodeling, or mold, we can help your seller prepare their building before it goes on the market to avoid losing full priced offers.  If you have a buyer interested in a property; doing a home inspection and a mold inspection can reduce your risk in real estate transactions.  Accurate Mold Testing is more affordable than most remediation contractors, our lab reports are certified, and we have more knowledge and experience than the employees of flood extraction companies.  

Disclosures submitted prior to a sale must identify known and potential contaminates. However, some property owners are unaware that the rental buildings they are trying to sell contain hazardous substances. 

Residue testing may not be required by the seller of a property. However, the buyer, if concerned about the history of the building, often has the right to demand a certified test for methamphetamine and fentanyl before a sale. If meth is found above Oregon state implemented threshold, then the seller is required to decontaminate the property before it can be sold, by certified professionals, experienced and knowledgeable in clandestine lab cleanups, who are OSHA/EPA compliant. 

A buyer may avoid expensive clean-up liability by inquiring about the property prior to purchasing or inheriting, or through an agreement with the Department of Environmental Quality limiting liability. A buyer may not escape clean-up costs or liability through a private agreement with the seller.

Unsuspecting persons do not realize that their health may be affected by Methamphetamine and Fentanyl contaminated Buildings, Homes, Storage units, Vacation Rentals, and Hotels that they recently bought. The contaminant comes from aerosols created in both smoking and the manufacturing of the drug. Prolonged or heavy use of meth can contaminate a property to the extent that it becomes uninhabitable by humans or animals. More information >