Mold is more than just a nuisance—it poses a serious threat to your property and the health of everyone inside. If left unaddressed, mold can quickly spread through walls, ceilings, HVAC systems, and more, leading to costly repairs and potential health risks such as allergies, respiratory problems, and more. That’s why Dry First of Brevard County is the company you can trust when it comes to professional mold inspections and mold removal.

We’ll conduct a full visual inspection, and if necessary, perform mold testing to identify the type and extent of mold in your property. With this information, we create a custom plan to eliminate the mold at the source and prevent future growth. Ask us about our free mold inspections—you may qualify based on your situation!

Our mold inspection process is designed to give you a clear, detailed understanding of what’s happening behind your walls, ceilings, or floors. Mold is often hidden and difficult to detect without professional tools and experience.

Our certified mold inspectors will come to your Brevard County property and follow a structured inspection process to identify any existing or potential mold issues.

Here’s what our mold inspection includes:

• Initial Consultation:  We start by listening to your concerns and gathering information about any recent water damage , water leaks , or health symptoms related to mold.
• Visual Inspection:  We inspect all accessible areas of the property, including basements, attics, crawlspaces, and behind walls (where applicable), looking for visible mold and signs of moisture.
• Moisture Assessment:  Using moisture meters and infrared technology, we identify sources of excess moisture and humidity that may be feeding mold growth.
• Mold Testing (if needed): If there are signs of hidden mold or unclear symptoms (such as musty odors), we may perform air sampling, surface sampling, or material testing to identify mold types and concentration levels.
• Report and Recommendations:  After the inspection, we will provide you with a detailed report outlining our findings, including areas of concern, moisture sources, and next steps for mold remediation and prevention.