Clearance Testing in Texas, Arkansas & Oklahoma
Ready to move forward? We'll verify the remediation was successful.
Clearance testing, also called post-remediation testing, is the independent check that confirms the mold remediation worked before you rebuild, move back in, or close a sale. Because EnviroGator never does the remediation, the result stays impartial.
- Accredited lab analysis
- Results in 2-3 days
Book it after cleanup, before the wall closes.
The best time for clearance testing is when the remediation work is finished, the area is cleaned, and the remediated space is still accessible for inspection and sampling.
Ready when
The remediation contractor has finished the cleanup.
The affected area is clean and accessible.
Containment is still in place, when applicable.
Reconstruction, move-in, sale, or insurance sign-off is waiting on results.
Whoever did the cleanup
shouldn't check their own work.
Clearance testing only means something when the person checking the work has no stake in the outcome.
We don't perform the remediation.
EnviroGator is brought in after cleanup to inspect, test and adocument the condition of the area. Because we are not the remadiation contractor, our findings are independent of the work being evaluated.
Our job is to determine whether the area meets clearance criteria not to approve our own work.
A Clearance Certificate when the area passes.
when the remediated area meets clerance criteria, EnviroGator provides a clerance report and Clearance Certificate documenting that the work was independently verified.
A Clearance Certificate is commonly looked for by buyers, sellers, insurers, and others who are aware there was a previous mold issue.
Four steps to a clear result.
Here's what happens from the time we arrive to the result in your report.
Visual inspection
We check the remediated areas for any visible mold, signs of moisture, or breaks in containment, and we confirm the right steps were followed, like sealed HVAC vents and work areas.
Sample collection
We collect air and surface (swab) samples from the affected areas. When we sample the air, we also take an outdoor sample to compare it against.
Accredited lab analysis
Every sample goes to an accredited lab that measures the mold spores or fungal growth, so we can tell whether the remediation worked.
Final evaluation
We compare the lab results with the visual inspection, the moisture conditions, and EPA guidance, then decide whether the property passes.
A report you can hand to anyone.
- Pass / no-pass determination based on applicable guidance
- Accredited laboratory results for every sample
- Outdoor control comparison when air sampling is performed
- Visual inspection findings and moisture observations
- Photographs of the remediated areas, when applicable
- Clear recommendations if any area needs additional work
Understanding your clearance report
What a Passed Clearance Test Really Means
- The remediation worked at the time of testing.
- Spore levels are in line with normal outdoor conditions.
- No visible mold or containment breaches remain.
- The area is ready for re-occupancy or reconstruction.
- That mold can never return.
- Protection against future leaks, flooding, or humidity.
- A substitute for ongoing moisture control.
- Coverage of areas outside the tested scope.
Call to schedule your clearance testing.
We'll perform independent clearance testing so you can move forward with confidence.
