Why Commercial Mold Is Different
Commercial mold concerns demand a different level of investigation than a typical residential complaint. Higher occupancy means more potential exposure, more stakeholders, and a greater obligation to protect employees, tenants, patients, students, and customers.
When indoor air quality concerns affect a business, the consequences can include OSHA and insurance exposure, operational disruption, tenant or employee complaints, and documentation needs that may extend beyond the building owner. A defensible assessment requires a clear investigation path, documented observations, sampling decisions tied to the building conditions, and a maintained chain of custody.
What We Assess
Our commercial mold testing Atlanta clients request is scoped to the building, the complaint history, and the spaces that may be contributing to an indoor environmental concern. We assess:
- HVAC systems and air handler units
- Roof and envelope intrusion points
- Plumbing chases and mechanical rooms
- Interior moisture mapping
- Occupied vs. unoccupied space air sampling
- Building envelope thermal differentials
Our Process
- Pre-assessment intake and building history review.
- Forensic on-site inspection with UV fluorescence and particulate monitoring.
- Air and surface sampling per IICRC S520 with certified lab analysis.
- Written protocol and findings report suitable for insurance, legal, or remediation use.
Who We Work With
We work with property managers, HOA boards, medical practice owners, restaurant operators, school facilities directors, and commercial real estate investors who need a clear assessment of a mold, moisture, or indoor air quality concern. Whether you need an office mold inspection or a mold inspection for a medical facility in Atlanta, the assessment is scaled to the building and its occupants.
Documentation & Reporting
Every commercial mold inspection is documented in writing for insurance, legal, and remediation use. Our reports organize observations, moisture and sampling information, laboratory results when collected, and a photo log into a practical record for the next decision-maker.
Chain of custody is maintained for submitted samples. Documentation is available for third-party review or expert witness use when needed. We can also coordinate independent third-party clearance testing with a separate IEP when that is the preferred path.
Frequently Asked Questions
How is a commercial inspection priced?
Commercial inspections typically range from $595–$1,200 depending on square footage and number of samples. We provide a written scope before any work begins.
Do you work after hours or on weekends?
Yes. We are available for after-hours and weekend inspections to minimize occupant disruption.
Can you provide documentation for insurance claims?
Yes. Our written findings report includes chain of custody, lab results, and a photo log formatted for insurance submission.
Do you perform the remediation too?
Yes. SBG performs both inspection and remediation. When a client prefers independent third-party clearance testing, we coordinate that with a separate IEP.