Certified Black Mold Inspection – Oklahoma City & Norman

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Why Is Black Mold Dangerous?

Black mold (Stachybotrys chartarum) produces mycotoxins that can cause serious health symptoms — especially for infants, the elderly, or anyone with asthma, allergies, or a weakened immune system. Exposure may lead to:

Toxic black mold is often the result of long-term water damage, slow leaks, or unaddressed humidity problems in areas like bathrooms, crawlspaces, or behind drywall.

Where Does Black Mold Grow?

Stachybotrys thrives in dark, damp environments with consistent moisture. Common hiding places include:

If you smell musty odors or see dark staining, there could be mold growing out of sight.

How We Help

Clean Air Detective provides certified black mold inspections using a combination of:

Our reports are lab-analyzed, legally defensible, and easy to understand. We do not offer mold removal or remediation, so you can trust our results are 100% objective.

Need a Black Mold Inspection in Oklahoma?

If you suspect black mold — or just want peace of mind — we’re here to help. We proudly serve homeowners, renters, and real estate clients in Norman, Oklahoma City, Moore, The Village, and nearby areas.

Call (405) 708-1364 or email info@cleanairdetective.com to schedule a mold inspection today.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is black mold?

Black mold, or Stachybotrys chartarum, is a toxic mold that thrives in damp, dark areas and can produce harmful mycotoxins that affect health.

How do I know if I have black mold?

Look for musty odors, dark staining on walls or ceilings, or areas with water damage. A certified mold inspector can confirm with lab testing.

Is black mold dangerous to my health?

Yes. It can cause breathing issues, allergic reactions, chronic fatigue, or worse — especially for children, seniors, or anyone with asthma or a weak immune system.

Can I clean black mold myself?

Surface cleaning can miss hidden growth. We recommend testing first to confirm presence, type, and level of contamination before beginning any remediation.

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