Buyers considering a home with a history of water damage, a musty odor, or an older basement may want mold testing as part of their pre-purchase due diligence, separate from a standard home inspection, to understand what they might be taking on.

  • Testing as part of pre-purchase due diligence
  • Particularly relevant for homes with water damage history
  • Separate from, and complementary to, a standard home inspection

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