Dark patches or a white, fuzzy coating on the walls, furniture, or clothing, as well as a musty odor are the most common signs of mold contamination on these materials. But be careful: not every kind of mold is visible to the naked eye, some of them can only be detected in a laboratory under a microscope. On the other hand, not every mold that can be easily recognized means that the health of the residents or users of a building is acutely at risk. That’s why it is particularly important to seek the help and advice of experts at an accredited laboratory who can investigate the type of mold, the extent of the case, and the potential risks.

We clarify the sampling strategy with you in advance. Depending on the issue at hand, we may combine several different methods and will consult you on the individual advantages and disadvantages of each, so that you can get an accurate and complete picture of the mold situation. You can easily get tested culture media and specimen containers from us and simply send them back to us after taking the sample. For professional users, we also provide air samplers than you can use to take your indoor air samples.

If you require any assistance taking your samples, we also provide the option to have it done by our internal team of experts. No matter which questions you have about mold testing, whether it’s the sampling, analysis, or results, our laboratory team and expert consultants will support you any time.