Scope & Document Review
Review of available assessment, remediation scope, work documentation, or clearance criteria supplied for the project.
T.A.P. INSPECTIONSTRUSTWORTHY • ACCURATE • PROFESSIONALPost-Remediation Clearance
This service is performed after the remediation contractor has completed the authorized work and the area is ready for evaluation. T.A.P. independently reviews visible conditions, moisture indicators, and the clearance criteria established for the project.
WHAT THIS PACKAGE INCLUDES
The service evaluates whether the completed work area meets the applicable visual and moisture criteria available to T.A.P. at the time of the visit.
Review of available assessment, remediation scope, work documentation, or clearance criteria supplied for the project.
Visual evaluation of accessible treated areas after containment work and cleaning are represented as complete.
Observation for remaining visible suspect growth, excessive dust, debris, or incomplete cleaning in accessible work areas.
Relevant accessible materials and environmental conditions are evaluated for evidence of unresolved moisture.
Air or surface clearance samples may be collected when called for by the project criteria and specifically included in the authorized scope.
Written documentation explains the observed condition and whether additional correction or follow-up is recommended.
WHY THIS SERVICE IS DIFFERENT
The work area should be clean, dry, accessible, and free of remediation activity before the visit. Running equipment, incomplete cleaning, active demolition, or unresolved moisture can prevent meaningful clearance evaluation.
THE PROCESS
Proper timing helps avoid an unnecessary return visit and keeps the clearance decision independent.
The remediator or client confirms that the authorized work is complete and the area is ready under the applicable clearance conditions.
T.A.P. reviews the prior assessment, remediation scope, or other project documents made available before evaluation.
Accessible remediated areas are visually reviewed and relevant moisture conditions are checked.
When required by the project scope, agreed samples are collected after the visual review and submitted to an independent laboratory.
The report documents the condition at the time of assessment and identifies whether further correction or follow-up is recommended.
WHAT YOU RECEIVE
PACKAGE QUESTIONS
Schedule after the remediation contractor confirms that the work, cleaning, and drying are complete and the area is ready for independent evaluation under the project criteria.
The $395 price is the base visual clearance assessment. Sampling depends on the project protocol and authorized scope; laboratory or additional sample charges may apply.
The findings identify the visible or moisture-related conditions that require correction. A return assessment may be needed after the remediator completes additional work.
Project requirements vary, but independent assessment helps separate verification from the company that performed and billed for the remediation work.
FLORIDA LICENSED MOLD ASSESSOR
Serving Marco Island, Naples, and the Fort Myers area.