Santa Clarita Mold Inspection…read more We most definitely recommend the professionals at Santa Clarita Mold Inspection, or SCMI as I like to call them. Nick and his crew were prompt and on time, respectful of my house (offered to take their shoes off at the door), found the problem using fancy equipment and methods, and did not try and push some overpriced contractor on me that he was working with on the side. It was refreshing using a company that actually did the job correct and professionally. If you want the job done smooth and done right, choose SCMI.

I had a great experience with Santa Clarita Mold Inspection. From start to finish, they were…read morethorough, professional, and extremely knowledgeable. They took the time to explain every step of the process and answered all of my questions with patience and clarity.

Michael at Pro Environmental Testing was thorough and professional throughout the entire mold…read moreinspection process. He was very transparent with his pricing and there were no hidden fees which was nice. He did not pressure for more sample than what was needed. He even offered sound advice on which type of test is preferred for certain areas (swab vs air). He identified visible mold in multiple areas of my apartment and backed it up with lab-certified air and surface samples. The interpretation report clearly explained the findings -- including the detection of Stachybotrys (toxic mold) in the master bathroom -- and outlined exactly what remediation steps were needed. Highly recommend if you want honest, science-backed results and not just a guessing game. We will be using Michael's services again if needed.

Very happy with this company. Used them three times in a sizable home project with testing in…read moremultiple spots. Good communication, great lab reports, willingness to coordinate with other vendor schedules to ensure we tested and re-tested at appropriate intervals. And affordable. Highly recommend.

Chris is very knowledgeable, friendly and accommodating. He spends time to answer questions and is…read morethrough with his work. Highly recommend.

We we contacted Mailman Environmental to have some testing done after a water damage event because…read morehe wanted a totally independent eye from the remediation company and our insurance company. Chris was a total professional. We made our first appointment and Chris, who had thrown out his back that day still managed to make it to our place. You just don't find people that conscientious these days in general. Chris surveyed the property with a careful eye that inspired confidence and he made recommendations for further remediation in a thorough written report. We liked the fact that Chris was not alarmist yet he was still conservative in his approach to make sure that everything had been addressed appropriately. What we had wanted was a completely independent review and that's what we got. Unlike most of the mitigation companies, Mailman Environmental limits its scope to testing only so they have no vested interest in any recommended mitigation work and in fact Chris never even recommended anyone for the work and we didn't ask! Chris is clearly in demand. So although when we had questions we didn't necessarily have instant response, Chris always got back to us with sensible recommendations and advice.

"Multiple Layers" of Deception and Unprofessionalism…read more.. In my correspondence with Gene K., a representative of Scope Environmental (cut and pasted from Yelp chat room) mentions "We can definitely help. Our asbestos inspection, survey, and lab results pricing is very competitive. It's $625 for the inspection and report. Each sample is $35. No other fees. Generally, results and reports will be available within 24-48 hours". Gene K. also mentioned the following "Some samples have multiple layers, and that can not be determined prior to taking the physical sample. You are welcome to call in so that you can properly comprehend the procedures". However, UNDISCLOSED FEES can creep into the price charged to the customer, e.g. such as the need to test "multiple layers" of one material; so, "No other fees" is (deliberately) misleading and therefore, deceptive. A field inspector (Daisy Flamenco) of Scope Environmental, arrived at the project site and upon seeing the area that needed sampling, asked the homeowner for a ladder to get her modest stature to the sampling material areas. When sampling the ceiling, Ms. Flamenco was barely able to reach the sampling surface (needed to be on her tippy toes), even with a step ladder (provided by the homeowner). ALL sample takers must come fully prepared for all conditions at the work site and not rely on the homeowner to provide tools, equipment or assistance of any kind to do THEIR job! Ms. Flamenco was dressed casually, no respirator or other appropriate protective equipment or gear, which is not only hazardous to herself, but sends the message to the homeowner (overseeing the work), that asbestos is really not that harmful. Even two and a half years following the end of the COVID-19 pandemic, it is appropriate if all workers who enter a home, to wear a mask or at least offer to wear one, but Ms. Flamenco failed to show the occupants of the residence, such consideration. Most (professional) people return to bad pre-pandemic habits, even if to protect the home's occupants from the common cold. What is really inconsiderate and unprofessional, is that Ms. Flamenco had disturbed suspected asbestos containing materials by scraping and cutting away material from parts of a furnace and its ducts, leaving the furnace and ducts out-of-order, i.e. if no asbestos or other harmful materials were found, the furnace and ducts could not be safely and effectively used without first repairing them. Leaving carcinogenic materials exposed (cutting, scraping or otherwise removing and exposing asbestos) to those who live at the work site, is hazardous and unprofessional and should never be done this way. Exposing harmful materials puts people and animals at risk of exposure to carcinogens and asbestosis causing particles! Asbestos sample takers should take measures to seal or otherwise cover, exposed asbestos containing materials (when they are through sampling them), to protect home occupants. This experience was a wake-up call to how incompetent workers can make a bad situation, worse!

After my plumber discovered extensive sewage leakage beneath my house, we needed immediate cleanup…read morebefore any repair work could begin. We contacted Scope Environmental because they specialize in a wide range of services, including sewage and mold remediation. Veronika was courteous, highly responsive, and scheduled a team to come out the same day. Peter and his crew were professional, efficient, and thorough. They quickly extracted the standing water, debris, and sewage, then applied absorbent materials to the wet areas to remove moisture. They also installed heaters and drying equipment to prevent further damage. I appreciated that they returned over the following days to monitor progress and ensure everything was drying properly. Their support during such a stressful situation made a world of difference. I highly recommend this reliable, family-owned company for anyone needing this kind of emergency cleanup services.

Ryan came to my apartment and tested for mold. The landlord refused to pay for it, so we came out…read moreof pocket. the cost was a little more than I had expected since I have never had a need for this type of service, it was well worth the expenditure. We thought perhaps the strong smell was coming from the attic, but in fact a TON of mold was found in our air conditioning unit. We never even considered it. After a day or so we had results and an extremely detailed report on what needed to be done. This company doesn't do the tear out (which is a good thing), so they gave us some contacts which we passed along to our property management. Ryan and his company are very professional. I was impressed with his knowledge and willing to explain everything in such detail. Not sure if we are going to move or stay. Depends on the management but, either way very glad they found the mold problem. Thanks D.E!

Ryan and his team are simply extraordinary…read more In the process of doing some home upgrades we found what was likely (and turned out to be) asbestos. After a really tough time of trying to wrap my head around the asbestos rules and requirements, I somehow stumbled onto Ryan's number. I'm SO glad I did. I'm the kind of person that needs to know and read up on everything. Nearly drowning in questions about lab reports, procedures, and rule 1403, Ryan was able to walk me through all the numerous details and answer all my many questions before setting up a time for an inspection. He arrived exactly on time and was in and out really efficiently. He even spent more time with me to explain next steps. I appreciate his deep knowledge, consistent communication, and forthrightness about the work required and potential costs of these very complex processes. He has met every deadline to return paperwork back to me and has been a wonderful advisor, clearing the way for abatement and then, finally, to the original planned upgrades! I can't say enough about how much confidence he's provided me to move forward with abatement contractors knowing I have all the right reports and documentation lined up. Thank you!

These guys got out to my income property within 48 hours and provided a full report in less than a…read moreweek. They have fielded multiple follow up calls with me and answered endless questions. They've gone above and beyond. If you're stuck, dealing with a mold issue, these guys are your best bet.

Reasons I called Fun Guy Inspections: It's in the name! Because Mold Inspection and Consulting is…read moreway too boring. Reasons I chose to use Fun Guy: Besides # of stars and reviews, I enjoyed the thorough conversation on the phone with Robert. I gave him the issue, he laid it out with a, b, c, was knowledgeable and honest about the possibilities, and despite him not having gone yet, he made me feel secure and at ease with the process and outcome. One of our clients needed closet checked for mold. Despite our best efforts, we wanted to put her at ease and have a professional come out to test. Robert was able to schedule in a timely manner, showed up at the time he advised, was able to take samples to test, and was able to provide results/report to give to our client. He is a one man show on the scene, so it's great he has an answering team to back him up as when I had questions, the staff was great in paging him and I was able to get a call back in a timely manner. Thank you again for coming out! Would def recommend.

Service was great, speedy, professional, accommodating and customer service based…read more We received the report in a very reasonable amount of time.

They're great! Communicative and awesome. A+++ Drue, specifically, was my point of contact.read more

Full disclosure, I did not end up hiring Robert to do my mold test, but I had to post a review…read morebased on his stellar communication and customer service. I was looking for a fast turnaround on mold testing after a tenant complaint, so l sent out the Yelp bat signal with the option to contact multiple vendors at once. Robert and Bye Bye Mold was one of the first company to come back to me with immediate info, an appointment, and plenty of information on pricing and a scope of work. Robert was flexible, easy to contact and communicate with, and he messaged me well after and before business hours. Basically he responded immediately no matter what time. He went above and beyond, so he will definitely be my first call the next time l need mold testing. The only reason I didn't end up hiring him was because a previous vendor was able to accommodate an earlier appointment time, and Robert graciously understood and told me to feel free to call him if I needed anything else. Thank you, thank you and thank you.

George is a wonderful, honest, and caring man. I was incomplete distress over my rental and had no…read moreidea how to deal with my problem. He walked me through and explained everything. He actually gave me advice in regard to how to move forward with other companies as well. I would use him again in a heartbeat, but hope to never have to again! lol

Very good service. Efficient and patient, professional service!…read more They explained the results to me patients . And instructed me how to solve the problems.

JLM Environmental is the best! Their team is responsive, professional, and consistently delivers…read morequality testing services with quick turnaround times. Communication is excellent, reports are thorough, and they do a great job helping keep projects moving forward. We appreciate John and his team very much. Highly recommend JLM Environmental for environmental testing and consulting services.

I was in a desperate need to find somebody who is qualified to check some mold and do testing in my…read morehouse. I did the petri dish test by that mold thing you get at home depot or lowes. Needless to say, I hear that it's not as accurate. So since I needed absolute accuracy and the reviews were awesome, I chose to go with this company. I am extremely grateful for both of them. They are super patient. They helped me and more way than I can imagine and I look forward to not only using them again, but also referring them. It's nice to know that there are good people out there who are willing to help you and that are doing things the right way Thank you so much.

I am deeply concerned with the testing practices and reporting accuracy of West Coast Environmental…read moreTesting. This firm was hired by my property management company to sample an HVAC system in my residential unit following a chronic maintenance issue.The individual inspector, Mitchell Schonfeld, provided a hand-typed incomplete Word document summary report explicitly claiming there were "no contamination concerns" and "no remediation needed" regarding a surface swab of the AC unit.However, when I requested the actual, official laboratory analysis data sheets from PRO-LAB (Report #1941296) that this company utilized, the physical data pages completely exposed the text in their Word document as a total misrepresentation. The official laboratory results for the exact same AC Condenser sample featured a capitalized, clear conclusion of "UNUSUAL" and documented an astronomical 9,000 spores per square centimeter of Cladosporium mold alongside 1,200 counts of active Fungal Hyphae (active fungal growth roots) Furthermore, while their Word document claimed moisture readings were completely "normal" at 12% or below, the inspector simultaneously contradicts himself in the exact same paragraph by noting visible water damage on the ceiling and water stains on the AC closet floorboard and intake area. Because they failed to perform actual moisture mapping and missed a massive 17%-20% active structural wall leak, they declared the unit normal while overlooking a major infrastructure failure. Additionally, the paperwork completely lacked the mandatory signed Chain of Custody tracking document required for a certified environmental report, and the Word document downplayed an active raw count of 266 spores per cubic meter inside the AC intake air test. To make matters worse, the inspector recommended a non-compliant 1/3 bleach and 2/3 water mixture to wipe down the area, a practice that directly violates EPA residential mold guidelines and OSHA standards because bleach cannot penetrate porous substrates and its water content actively feeds underlying hyphae root structures. Because this firm's Word document downplayed a heavy 9,000 spore colonization and completely missed the active infrastructure leak, I was forced to hire an independent industrial hygiene firm out of pocket to protect my health. This second inspection uncovered the true extent of the damage, documenting an active 17%-20% structural moisture leak and 45,000 raw spore counts inside the air ducts. Avoid this firm if you expect thorough, scientifically accurate reporting. I whole heartedly believe that this company intentionally provided false reporting in special interest of the property management - intending to avoid costly proper repair methods and they are being reported to state licensing boards.