Reagan Environmental

A recent second-opinion assessment uncovered hidden mold growth that was missed during the initial inspection.

At our firm, a true comprehensive assessment goes beyond what’s visible. We incorporate wall cavity inspections using a borescope camera as part of our full home evaluations—because mold doesn’t always show itself on the surface.

In this case, the previous consultant relied on a visual inspection and basic ambient air sampling. With no visible damage and “passing” air results, the underlying issue remained undetected.

This is exactly why a thorough, methodical approach matters. Hidden mold can exist behind walls and in concealed spaces, impacting indoor air quality and potentially leading to larger issues over time.

If you want real answers—not assumptions—a detailed inspection makes all the difference

During a recent mold inspection at a local church, we discovered two bookcases with significant moisture damage and mold growth — located in areas used for classroom activities.

Mold isn’t just unsightly — it can seriously impact indoor air quality and trigger health issues, especially in children and individuals with allergies or asthma.

🛑 A Word of Caution: Moisture-damaged items, even if donated with good intentions, can introduce mold into clean spaces. If you’re donating furniture, books, or other classroom supplies, please inspect them carefully for any signs of water damage or musty odors.

✅ Keeping learning environments healthy starts with prevention. If you suspect mold or water damage in your school, daycare, or church, get it inspected before it becomes a bigger problem.

📞 Reach out for inspections, consultations, or to learn more about safe donation practices.



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