About Us

How Envirotest is Different

  1. Proper mold inspection, mold testing, and air quality testing requires having comprehensive college level education, not merely stating a list of services provided. Look for real qualifications. Envirotest is the only service provider locally owned and operated by a Physician and a Microbiologist trained in Mycology, (the study of fungi.)
  2. Envirotest saves its clients money by making sure they correctly understand what having poor air quality or inadequate air quality testing means. Only then can it be known whether and how best to deal with it.
  3. Envirotest is not a franchise and does not use independently contracted inspectors. Envirotest is conveniently located on Capitol Hill in Seattle, and serves Western Washington.
  4. Envirotest does not provide mold abatement, mold removal, building repair, remediation or construction services, and does not sell biocides, fungicides or disinfectants. That would be a conflict of interest.
  5. Envirotest understands the difference between obtaining air quality information that can be used, and that which can’t.  Just because inspection information can be obtained, doesn’t mean it is worth the cost or that realistically anything can be done with the information.
  6. Envirotest is a Washington State Certified Essential Services Provider. Its clients have included King, Pierce, Snohomish and Lummi Housing Authorities, Seattle District Schools, Seattle Center, Shoreline and Seattle Central Community Colleges, Ferndale District Schools, KIRO-7, T-Mobile, the United States Departments of Housing and Urban Development,  Homeland Security, and the National Park Service, WA Dept. of Fish and Wildlife, Tribal governments, Seattle Cancer Care Alliance patients, Boeing, churches, law, dental, and medical offices, manufacturing and food processing facilities, athletic clubs, commercial office buildings, hotels, multi-family property owners, condominium home owner associations, storage facilities, banks, mortgage brokers, real estate agents, home inspectors, property management companies, and general contractors.