Understand the concern
Review the affected locations, leak or repair history, and the question you want the assessment to address.
Moisture & property concerns
Mold & Environmental Services
Start with the moisture question. Choose testing with a purpose.
Staining, musty odors, previous leaks, or suspected mold can leave you unsure what to do next. Discuss the history with KRC so the assessment and any sampling address a defined question about your property.
Broward · Miami-Dade · Palm Beach
Best for
Owners and buyers investigating moisture concerns or suspected mold.
What you receive
Findings from the agreed assessment, plus laboratory results when sampling is included.
The inspection focus
What we evaluate.
Observe accessible areas
Document relevant visible conditions and access limitations within the agreed service area.
Consider moisture evidence
Discuss moisture-related observations and whether further investigation by a qualified professional is appropriate.
Select sampling when useful
Agree on any air, surface, or other available sampling, including locations, sample count, and laboratory analysis, before the work.
From observations to next steps
Make sense of your report.
Findings should be understood alongside the building history, observations, and sampling plan. When laboratory analysis is included, results relate to the specific samples and conditions at collection. The report can help guide further investigation or an appropriate remediation discussion, but a sample alone does not describe every room or concealed space.
More homeowner guidance →Before your appointment
Help us make the visit count.
Share the dates and locations of leaks, water intrusion, repairs, prior sampling, and any areas of concern.
Provide access to the agreed areas and tell KRC about enclosed or inaccessible spaces.
Ask for any service-specific preparation instructions before changing cleaning, ventilation, HVAC, or dehumidifier operation for the appointment.
Answers before you book
Common questions.
Do I always need mold testing?
No. The EPA notes that sampling is often unnecessary when visible mold growth is present. Testing should answer a defined question rather than replace evaluation of the moisture source.
Does one sample represent the whole home?
No. Results describe the sampled location and collection conditions. The number and type of samples should be agreed for the investigation.
Can you tell me whether a symptom is caused by mold?
That is a medical question for a healthcare professional. Property observations and laboratory results should not be treated as a medical diagnosis.
Is remediation included?
Confirm the services included in your agreement. Assessment, sampling, remediation work, and post-remediation verification are distinct tasks and may require separate arrangements.
Further reading
EPA: when mold sampling is useful ↗ (opens in a new tab)External guidance is provided for reference. Your service agreement and insurer’s requirements determine the applicable scope.
Ready for the next step?
Tell us about your property.
Use KRC’s shared scheduler for inspections and available packages. If no appointment is listed or you’re unsure which service fits, call 954-962-4272 for help.
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