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If you live in Santa Clara, Alameda, or Contra Costa, where many homes date back 50, 75, or even 100 years, protecting your property from mold and water damage is more than just smart—it’s essential.

Mold in commercial buildings can impact employee health, tenant satisfaction, and even your legal liability. It doesn’t matter

As a certified mold inspector, I’ve seen it all. And after every major rain event, I get calls from Bay Area homeowners who thought their homes were fine—until something didn’t smell quite right.

If you’ve had a leak, suspect one, or live in an older or coastal property, this article explains why mold testing is essential—and how your roof could be impacting your air without you knowing it.

The reality is this: mold in public buildings is a hidden but serious health threat, and too often it’s ignored until it becomes a legal, financial, or medical crisis.

Mold in any building is a concern. But in healthcare environments, it’s a high-stakes issue—especially for vulnerable populations like newborns, the elderly, and the immunocompromised.

If you understand when testing matters, how to interpret reports, and who to call—you’ll stand out as the agent who’s thorough, calm, and client-first.

Whether you're dealing with a musty smell, preparing to sell your property, or simply want peace of mind, a professional mold inspection is your first line of defense.