Mike is the most knowledgeable, kind, intuitive inspector that we have had in our house thus far…read more We had 3 other companies all in our house telling us we had no mold. My blood and urine labs reports showed otherwise. Mike spent countless hours not online find the where the mold is but even crafting up a very thorough plan to help our remediation team do the best job. I'm so grateful we were referred to Mike!!

This guy scared our family. He is very rude and abrasive. He was sampling mold on the floor. My…read morehusband looked it up and the air tests should be taken 5 feet off of the ground. Would not recommend. We hired another mold assessor and they agreed that this man, Mike is unprofessional.​

Quality Mold Remediation Services is an excellent company. Carlos is very professional and…read morethorough. I highly recommend him and his Company.

+ Early + Thorough +…read moreNot trying to sell you a house. Just doing the inspection and documenting the issues. + Professional. + Efficient. + Office returns phone calls quickly. + Available to talk afterwards.

2nd time I used Fogarthy. I like how they confirmed the appt the day prior and show up early with…read moreladder in hand. That's what I'm talking about! The best part is that they were able to squeeze me in during the 10-day inspection period. Best of all was that I got a repeated customer discount! That is what I'm talking about. The most important to me was that they used infrared red where I wanted them to. I would highly recommend them.

I came across IAQS after doing a ton of research online to understand more about mold assessments…read more My husband and I have health issues that are triggered by mold (among other things) so we wanted to make sure the new house we'd just put an offer on wasn't going to be a mold death trap. What sold me was their website - a veritable gold mine of information aimed at teaching and educating the public so they could make an informed choice. If you haven't read through the articles on their website, I highly recommend starting there. I asked Lydia if my husband and I could tag along and ask questions during the inspection, which she was happy to oblige. She explained every single thing she was assessing and answered all of our questions. In my time with her I learned a lot, including how the A/C handler works and why the particular condition of the handler in the house we were assessing was causing dangerously high levels of fine particulate matter (dust that can cause lung issues) in the house. Meanwhile, John did a perimeter check of the outside of the house and uncovered a serious issue that was caused by construction work that wasn't built to code. The flaw was so serious that the entire addition was going to require being redone since the supporting studs were likely rotted out. He pointed out some additional issues with the roof (which had just been redone recently, but apparently the roofers did a crappy job that was causing water damage to the soffits). Based on their in depth inspection and explanations, my husband and I decided to withdraw the offer on the house and we used what we learned to evaluate a new house that we ended up buying. TL;DR: I wholeheartedly recommend IAQS. They don't waste your time conducting so-called "mold tests" that are meaningless. They are extremely knowledgable. They don't try to sell you any kind of mitigating measures. They really know what they're doing.

Had them come out mostly to reassure me that I was on the right track for encapsulation of my crawl…read morespace and they independently confirmed the poor condition of my crawlspace and air quality in my historic home. Prompt, professional service, i can definitely recommend their services.