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HomeThere are many choices for mold labs.
How do I choose a mold lab for mold sample analysis?
There are many choices for mold labs.
An important consideration is the lab's accreditation. Make sure to choose a lab that is recognized by the American Industrial Hygiene Association.
Cost, convenience, and turn-around time are other important considerations when choosing a lab to analyze your mold samples. Most mold inspectors and mold assessors transfer lab costs on to the client, therefore giving your clients the best value possible is paramount.
As a certified mold inspector, it is a conflict of interest to perform a mold analysis yourself. That is why mold professionals, even, if qualified industrial hygienists, use third-party labs for analysis.
After graduating from the mold training courses, we can get you a list of well-respected mold labs that can be used for analysis.
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