Every sample from your property goes to an independent, accredited lab, not an in-house setup with a reason to find whatever pays the bills. That distinction is the difference between real data and an inspection dressed up as a sales pitch.
We pull air samples from inside the home and compare them against a sample taken outside at the same time, which is how above-baseline mold shows up in the numbers even when nothing is visible on a wall. Where we suspect actual growth, say a stained baseboard or the underside of a subfloor in a crawl space, we take surface samples straight from that material.
The lab report spells out which species turned up, at what concentration, and how your indoor numbers compare to the outdoor control. That's a document you can hand to a physician, attach to an insurance claim, or give your realtor mid-transaction, rather than just our word for it.