Top Mold Inspection & Testing Company in Lehi

What Lehi's housing stock tells us before we arrive

About 76 percent of Lehi's homes were built in 2000 or later, and only about 2 percent date to 1939 or earlier. Townhomes make up roughly 12 percent of the housing, and apartments about 16 percent. Each of those groups calls for a slightly different inspection.

In a detached home built in the last 20 years, we usually focus on the basement, window wells, bathroom exhaust, and the attic. In a townhome, moisture can come from a neighbor's unit through a shared wall or ceiling, so we check those edges closely and tell you if the source is likely outside your unit. In the small number of pre-war homes near the historic Main Street district, we expect different materials and older repairs.

Another 18 percent or so of Lehi homes were built between 1970 and 1999. Those houses are old enough that water heaters, supply lines, and roof flashing have usually been replaced at least once. Each replacement is a joint where a slow leak can start, so we check them one by one.

Areas we serve in Lehi

We inspect homes and rentals across both Lehi ZIP codes, 84043 and 84048, including:

• Traverse Mountain and the north bench
• Holbrook Farms and the Mountain View corridor
• Jordan Willows and West Lehi near the Jordan River
• Thanksgiving Point and the surrounding neighborhoods
• The older core around Main Street and Center Street

When testing helps and when it doesn't

Air or surface sampling can be useful when you smell mustiness but can't see anything, when someone in the home has allergies or asthma, or when a buyer or landlord needs documentation. It is less useful when growth is already visible. In that case, finding the moisture source matters more than identifying the species.

Air samples are also a snapshot. Outdoor spore levels change with wind, irrigation, and season, so indoor results are compared against an outdoor sample taken the same day.

Our goal is a plain answer. If readings are normal and there's no sign of hidden growth, we'll say so and explain what we checked. If we find a problem, we'll show you where it is, what's likely feeding it, and whether it's a small fix or something that needs remediation.