Mold Inspection and Remediation
Starts With a Closer Look.
A musty room, a lingering leak, or a concern about indoor air can leave you wondering what to do next. Exsell connects property owners with FPT Environmental for mold inspection and remediation, along with indoor air quality, water damage, and odor concerns.
Tell us what you are noticing. You do not need to diagnose the problem before asking for help.
Mold inspection and remediation, plus help with water, air, and odors
Choose the closest match, or tell us you are not sure. Your selection will carry into the request form.
Mold Inspection
Start by understanding what is happening. FPT investigates moisture, leaks, and areas of concern to help determine the scope of the problem and the next step.
Request Mold InspectionMold Remediation
Address affected materials and areas using a defined remediation plan, appropriate precautions, and thorough cleaning.
Request Mold RemediationIndoor Air Quality
Discuss indoor air concerns, property conditions, and whether further inspection or testing may be appropriate.
Request Indoor Air QualityWater Damage Restoration
Get help evaluating water-affected areas and planning the cleanup, drying, repair, and restoration work your property needs.
Request Water Damage RestorationOdor Removal
Look beyond masking an odor. FPT works to identify the source and determine an appropriate approach to odor removal.
Request Odor RemovalStart with what you notice
Describe the smell, staining, moisture, or recent damage. Exsell can help route your concern toward the appropriate professional.
Help Me Find the Next StepPractical experience. A plan for your property.
FPT Environmental’s team brings training and credentials that include state licenses in mold assessment and mold remediation, engineering degrees, and NORMI Certified Advanced Indoor Assessor training.
From a single-family home to an apartment or a large residential complex, the first step is understanding the conditions and the work that may be needed.
Exsell helps collect and route your request. FPT can discuss the services, scope, and scheduling that fit your property.
From inspection to follow-through
Mold inspection and remediation starts with understanding the conditions in your property. The scope depends on the findings and the service needed. For remediation projects, FPT describes the following process.
Inspect and document
Review the property and document the extent of the concern, with attention to the conditions behind the visible problem.
Build a plan
Use the inspection findings to define the work and develop a remediation plan tailored to the property.
Carry out the work
Complete the agreed remediation scope, including affected-material removal and cleaning where appropriate.
Review and prevent
Review the completed work and discuss steps to reduce recurring moisture or mold concerns. Confirm any independent verification needs for your project.
Need mold inspection and remediation? Tell us what you are noticing.
Your request goes to Exsell for review and routing to the appropriate professional. For mold, indoor air, water damage, and odor concerns, FPT Environmental is our featured partner.
- Describe what you see, smell, or have already documented
- Include your location and whether the issue is ongoing
- Keep photos or reports ready for follow-up
A few common questions
Do I need to know whether it is mold?
No. Describe what you are noticing and any moisture history. An inspection can help determine the appropriate next step.
Who receives my request?
Exsell receives and reviews your information, then routes your request to the appropriate professional. FPT Environmental is our featured partner for mold, indoor air, water damage, and odor concerns.
Can I ask about project financing?
FPT’s supplied information lists Enhancify as a financing option. Mention your interest in the request form so Exsell can include it when routing your inquiry. Availability and terms must be confirmed during follow-up.
What should I have ready?
Your property location, when the issue started, what you have noticed, and details of any prior leaks, inspections, or cleanup. Photos and existing reports can also help the follow-up discussion.