Mold and air quality testing

mold inspection in Ramat Gan.

Ramat Gan and Givatayim are dense cities of four storey buildings on pillars, and in many of them the ground floor flat sits directly above an open car park or damp ground. The floor is cold, the exterior wall faces north, and the result is condensation and mold along the skirting in winter. In the Bursa and the Menachem Begin towers it is different: sealed office floors where air quality depends entirely on the air conditioning. We give both kinds the same report, with a risk score per room.

About half an hour from our Ra'anana lab

What we check on the day
  • Air sampling
  • Moisture mapping
  • Thermal imaging
  • Surface samples
  • HVAC and ventilation
  • Structure and walls

What is different here

why mold grows in Ramat Gan.

  • Ground floor flats above open parking: cold floors and winter condensation
  • Dense blocks with north facing walls that never see sun
  • Sealed office floors in the Bursa district

How it works

from the call to the report.

  1. A short call

    Tell us what you saw, what you smell and what you already tried. We set a time that suits you in Ramat Gan.

  2. The visit

    A room by room walk with a moisture meter, a thermal camera and an air sampling pump. One to two hours in most homes.

  3. The lab

    Samples go to an accredited lab. Species identification and concentrations usually take one to two weeks.

  4. A clear report

    A digital report with a risk score per room, what was found, and what to fix first. We answer every question after it lands.


Common questions

before you book in Ramat Gan.

I live high up in a tower in the Ramat Gan Bursa district and have mold. How is that possible without a leak?

In a sealed tower with central air conditioning humidity does not get out. Showers, cooking and breathing raise it, and the windows that do not open and the acoustic ceilings condense. Mold on the 30th floor is almost always condensation or an air duct, and an inspection measures exactly where the moisture accumulates.

In an older building in Givatayim the balcony was closed into a room. Why is the mold there of all places?

A closed balcony was never designed as a room: its floor projects outward and is cooled from three sides, the old parapet under the window is a thin wall, and the join to the original structure is often not sealed. The result is the coldest wall in the flat. The inspection finds whether it is condensation or rain coming in through the join.

How much does a mold inspection in Ramat Gan cost?

The price follows the size of the property and the number of samples needed, not the city. After a short call you get a written, no obligation quote listing what is included. There is no travel surcharge for Ramat Gan.

How soon can you inspect in Ramat Gan?

Usually within a few days, and for urgent cases like a flood or a fresh leak we try to come sooner. Our team leaves from Ra'anana and visits Ramat Gan regularly.

Do you also remove the mold?

No. We inspect, measure and report, and we do not do remediation. That keeps the report objective, and the contractor works from findings rather than an estimate. We are happy to recommend professionals around Ramat Gan.


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