Verify the cleanup before moving forward.
Independent visual, moisture and sampling review after mold remediation.
Request an InspectionA critical checkpoint between cleanup and reconstruction.
Post-remediation verification, sometimes called clearance testing, asks whether the remediated area is ready for containment removal or the next phase of work.
TEC is independent from the remediation contractor. We review conditions against the project scope and document what we observe.
Visual verification
The work area is reviewed for remaining visible growth, dust, debris, staining and general cleanliness.
Moisture verification
Materials and relevant building areas are checked for elevated moisture that could allow the problem to return.
Targeted sampling
Air and surface samples may be used as appropriate, typically with an outdoor control for context.
A focused, evidence-led process.
Confirm readiness
The remediator completes cleaning and keeps containment operating, clean and ready for verification.
Inspect and sample
TEC completes the visual and moisture review, then collects the agreed samples under controlled conditions.
Document results
The report explains findings and whether corrective work or follow-up verification is appropriate.
Keep containment in place.
Containment should remain installed, clean and operating as required until verification is complete. Premature removal can compromise the assessment and create avoidable uncertainty.
If a surface result does not meet the verification criteria, TEC’s retest protocol requires repeating both the air and surface components for the affected verification area.
Schedule independent verification.
Tell us about the property, the concern and what you need to decide. We’ll help scope an appropriate inspection.
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