At 1-800-GOT-MOLD? LLC, we are passionate about finding hidden mold growth and healing homes, one home at a time. Based in Princeton NJ and Tampa FL, we specialize in the detection, location, diagnosis and prevention of mold and moisture problems in all indoor environments.
The journey began in 2003, when founder Jason A. Earle brought Oreo, the first mold detection dog in the northeast, home to Princeton. At the time, she was one of approximately a dozen animals nationwide trained to perform this function.
This led to the formation of Lab Results LLC, followed by five years of research and development to create 1-800-GOT-MOLD? Jason has been a pioneer in the integrated use of traditional testing, detection and investigative methods with mold-detection dogs.
By combining tools like infrared thermal imaging cameras and electronic moisture detection with mold detection dogs, we can locate elusive mold and moisture problems caused by faulty synthetic stucco (EIFS) installations and many other hidden sources. This combination of proven technologies is now widely accepted throughout the industry as the most comprehensive non-destructive, cost-effective method of evaluating buildings of this type.
We’re fond of saying, “In dog we trust,” but we also verify canine findings with science and technology so there’s never any doubt as to what must be done.
While traditional testing methods give you a vague idea that you may have a mold problem somewhere, they often provide very little meaningful data at all. 1-800-GOT-MOLD? is often called in after other consultants have failed to diagnose or locate a problem. We have fine-tuned our procedures over the course of more than 1,500 inspections to develop our proprietary methods. So you can rest assured you’ll get time-tested results, the first time.
Oh, and we never, ever get involved in the remediation/restoration side of the job, except as a consultant to our customer. If final test results indicate a problem, our consulting work could include writing a scope of work for remediation crews, supervising the job setup and material removal, and performing clearance testing to ensure the work was done right.
If the work is not properly done, the remediation contractor must fix it at their cost. A poorly done remediation job will make an indoor mold problem worse, by spreading spores all over the house. We want to make certain this doesn’t happen to you.
