Completing mold remediation is only half the job, confirming that the work was successful is just as important. A.S.A.P. Restoration & Remodeling provides thorough post-mold inspections and clearance testing throughout Los Angeles County, giving property owners, buyers, and managers documented confidence that a property is free of elevated mold contamination.
Whether remediation was performed by our team or another contractor, our IICRC-certified technicians conduct an independent, detailed evaluation of the treated area, surrounding spaces, and air quality to verify the problem has truly been resolved.
Post-remediation clearance testing is often required for real estate transactions, insurance documentation, and peace of mind after a mold issue. Our team provides clear, professional reporting that stands up to scrutiny from buyers, lenders, and insurers alike.
What we do, step by step
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Visual Inspection
We examine the remediated area and surrounding spaces for any visible signs of residual mold growth or ongoing moisture issues.
- 2
Moisture Verification
Using moisture meters, we confirm that the underlying source of water intrusion has been properly corrected and materials are fully dry.
- 3
Air Quality Sampling
Air samples are collected inside and outside the treated area to compare mold spore counts and confirm indoor air quality meets acceptable levels.
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Surface Sampling
When appropriate, surface swabs or tape lifts are taken to verify that treated materials no longer harbor active mold growth.
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Laboratory Analysis
Samples are sent to an accredited third-party laboratory for unbiased, independent analysis of mold spore types and concentrations.
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Clearance Report
We provide a detailed written report summarizing findings, lab results, and a clear pass or fail determination for the remediation work performed.
Warning signs
- Recently completed mold remediation needing verification
- Lingering musty odor after remediation work
- Preparing a property for sale or lease after a mold issue
- Insurance or lender documentation requirements
- Concerns about a previous contractor's remediation quality
- Health concerns prompting a request for independent confirmation
Independent, Unbiased Clearance Testing
Because clearance testing is meant to confirm that remediation actually worked, objectivity matters. Our technicians evaluate the space thoroughly and send samples to accredited third-party laboratories, so you receive results based on data, not assumptions.
This independent approach gives property owners, real estate professionals, and insurers confidence in the outcome, whether the original remediation was completed by A.S.A.P. or another company.
Documentation You Can Rely On
Our clearance reports are written clearly and thoroughly, making them useful for real estate closings, insurance claims, and property management records. If a retest is needed, we outline exactly what remains to be addressed and why.
Why Choose A.S.A.P. Restoration & Remodeling
With more than 20 years of experience and 7,500+ completed jobs across Los Angeles County, our IICRC-certified technicians bring the same rigor to inspections that we bring to remediation itself. We are licensed, bonded, and fully insured under CSLB License #1035696.
Accredited Lab Partnerships
Samples are analyzed by accredited third-party laboratories for unbiased results.
Clear, Actionable Reporting
Our reports are easy to understand and ready to share with agents, lenders, or insurers.
Full-Service Follow-Up
If retreatment is needed, our same team can perform additional remediation and reconstruction.
Insurance & your claim
Post-remediation clearance testing is often requested by insurance companies before closing out a mold-related claim. We have experience working with every major insurer, bill directly where applicable, and prepare documentation using Xactimate estimates to support your file.
Regardless of who performed the original remediation, you have the right to request independent clearance testing, and A.S.A.P. is available to provide that unbiased verification.
We also rebuild
We also rebuild. If clearance testing reveals that additional remediation or repair work is needed, our in-house team can perform further mold remediation and full reconstruction, so you are never left managing multiple contractors to finish the job.
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