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ABC Serving Parts of New Hampshire and Massachusetts Since 1984 ¨A State Licensed Home Inspection Company¨
You May Have a Mold Problem
If You’ve Experienced the Following:
- Flooding Roof Leaks Rain through window frames
- Rain through walls or doors
- Leaking Pipes, sewer backup
- Damp Basement or crawl spaces
- Condensation on cold surfaces
- Poor Ventilation
Health Risks
- Respiratory problems
- Wheezing, sneezing, runny nose
- Difficulty breathing
- Irritation to skin, nose, throat, lungs
- Asthma Attack
- Fever
- Burning eyes, headache
- Nausea, nose bleeds
- Sinus infections, cognitive disorders
- Pulmonary hemorrhage, liver damage
- Central nervous system damage
- Brain damage, cancer, and death
- (Stachybotrys, or toxic black mold is widely believed to cause the more serious health risks.)
People who may be affected more severely and quickly than others:
Services
All samples are taken and analyzed at a Certified Pro-Lab, a report and results are emailed to client upon receiving results from Laboratory. Typically results take 4-7 business days, expediting quicker results are available within 1-2 days by paying an expediting fee. Typically results take 4- 7 business days, expediting quicker results are available within 1-2 days by paying an expediting fee.
Air Test (Spore Trap) $395
Includes two air samples, additional air samples $75 each
• Air Samples require at least two samples to be taken, one sample must be taken outside for a controlled comparison and one sample is taken in the area of concern, three samples are recommended for best comparison. Service includes two air samples, laboratory report and inspector analysis.
• Air samples are the only way to accurately determine mold spore counts in the air in a house. SFE uses specialized equipment to identify airborne mold spores for analysis.
Direct Swab Testing $295
Includes one swab, additional swabs $75 each
• Service includes direct swab, laboratory report and inspector analysis. Swab samples are taken on the surface and can be used to identify mold on surfaces such as walls, furniture, floors etc. However, it is not a direct indication of what may be in the air. The swab sample will identity the type of mold at the swap sample location only.