Answers before you call.
Most mold questions don't need a consult. Use one of these instead. Free, no commitment, no upsell. The point is to help you figure out what you actually have before paying anyone, including us.
Send a photo, get a free read
Lowest-friction option. Email us a few pictures. An IICRC-certified specialist replies within 2 business hours with what it likely is, whether it warrants testing, and what to do next. No phone call, no follow-up unless you ask.
Open photo check →Will my insurance cover this?
Five questions, plain-English verdict on your specific situation. Mirrors what we see filing real claims with carriers in Idaho and Wyoming. Tailored next step depending on your answer.
Open insurance check →Do I actually have a mold problem?
Six questions about your home, get a 0-100 risk score and one specific next step. Different from the insurance check - this answers whether you have a problem in the first place. No email required to see the score.
Get my risk score →15-minute home self-check
The same 12 indicators an IICRC-certified inspector looks for first. Walk your home with this checklist and you will know whether you have a real problem before you call anyone. Email-gated PDF, no spam.
Unlock the checklist →48-hour post-leak action plan
Just had a burst pipe, appliance failure, or storm leak? The first 48 hours determine whether you end up with mold or not. What to do, what to skip, when to call a pro. Email-gated PDF.
Unlock the plan →Triage your situation
A 30-second decision tree. Tell us what's going on and we route you to the one right next step: a DIY fix, a test, a consult, or an emergency line. No reading required.
Open triage →Read the FAQ
The 8 questions homeowners actually ask. Cost, timing, insurance, bleach-does-it-work, do-we-do-our-own-clearance. Plain answers, no fear marketing.
Read the FAQ →Mold glossary
Plain-English definitions for every term you might see in a mold inspection or remediation: hyphae, HEPA, AFD, mycotoxin, ERMI, S520, and the rest.
Browse the glossary →Mold species encyclopedia
14 of the most common indoor mold species found in Idaho and Wyoming homes - what they look like, where they grow, when to worry, and when not to.
Browse species →Still want to talk?
All of the above is genuinely free. If you'd rather skip the DIY work and have a 15-minute conversation about what you're seeing, that's also free.
Is it mold? Tap each card to find out.
Half of these are mold. Half look like mold but aren't. Even pros need a closer look sometimes - that's why we don't diagnose from photos alone.
When you're not sure - and you usually aren't - send a photo:
Send a photo for a 15-second assessment