Professional mold inspection serving Abernathy and surrounding areas.
An inspection is a document, not an opinion. Mold inspection in Abernathy produces a written record of what is in the building, where the moisture supporting it came from, and how far it has traveled — the record a claim needs and a homeowner can act on, with no remediation attached to the findings.
| Service | Typical range | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Standard mold inspection | $250 – $650 | Moisture map, findings, written report |
| Post-remediation verification | $300 – $800 | Compare against the original scope |
| Surface sampling, per sample | $75 – $200 | Lab analysis included |
| Air sampling, per sample | $100 – $250 | Independent laboratory turnaround |
| Combined water + mold assessment | $400 – $900 | One visit covering both questions |
| Free initial consultation | $0 | Phone walkthrough and scheduling advice |
Sampling volume drives the lab portion of the bill; a single room with two samples sits at the low end, a whole-house verification sits at the top.
The old grid east of Loop 369 — cottages with original framing, single-bath layouts, and a history of slow leaks inside walls; the report here usually includes cavity findings.
Attics across the north slopes — the storm path that bruises shingles over the depot district and the blocks behind it; the inspection reads the sheathing and the insulation together.
Baths and laundry rooms in the school-neighborhood homes — exhaust performance and penetrations checked alongside the moisture readings.
The county-line side toward exit 20 — newer construction where findings tend to be localized to one failed line, and the report documents that boundary.
Shops, offices, and farm buildings west along FM 54 — long-running roof or door-seal leaks discovered during a walk-through of a building that is used intermittently.
An inspection on a house north of the AISD campus found the smell in a bedroom with no visible growth anywhere. Thermal imaging put the wet line along the wall the shower shared, and a cavity sample confirmed what the meter already implied: the supply line had been seeping for months inside the wall. The report named the source, drew the boundary, and gave the family one scope instead of three guesses. That is what the inspection is for.
Local conditions are on the Abernathy city page, statewide coverage on Texas, and the process from first call to warranty on the homepage.
Smell, history, or a claim that needs a document — start with a phone consultation and a written inspection. Licensed crews, independent findings, no remediation attached to the report. Serving Abernathy, Texas and the surrounding county.
Where our crews respond for mold inspection — Abernathy, Lubbock County, Texas.
Fast, professional water damage restoration for homes and businesses — extraction, drying, and full repair.
Complete flood cleanup and restoration after rising water, storms, and overflow.
24/7 water extraction with truck-mounted pumps to remove standing water fast and limit damage.
Full structural repair and reconstruction after water damage — drywall, floors, and framing.
Detailed moisture inspection and assessment with thermal imaging to find hidden water damage.
Cut out, replace, and repaint water-damaged drywall so walls look new again.
A walkthrough with moisture meters and thermal imaging, a look at the places air and water meet — cavities, attics, closets, bath penetrations — and sampling only if it adds information. You get a written report: where the moisture is, what is growing, how far it extends, and what remediation would involve.
No. If growth is visible and the extent is clear from moisture readings, sampling tells us nothing we cannot see. We sample when the answer is ambiguous — odor with no visible growth, a previous remediation that needs verification, or a claim where independent numbers matter.
Most Abernathy homes finish in 60 to 120 minutes depending on size and how much has to be opened or sampled. Lab results, when ordered, come back in a few days, and the written report follows once they do.
Yes, and post-remediation verification is a large share of this work. We compare the current readings and samples against the original scope, document what was completed, and tell you plainly whether the job closed out the way it should have.
They overlap but answer different questions. Water damage inspection finds where moisture went and what it affected. Mold inspection asks what is growing because of it and how far the contamination extends. After a long-running leak, you often need both — and they are scoped together.
Our certified technicians respond fast, assess the damage, and give you a clear plan — with no obligation and no up-front cost.