A clearer record.
A better-informed conversation.
A transaction-related inspection starts with a specific property question and realistic access and reporting arrangements. MoldHawk provides independent observations, justified testing and written findings.
For buyers
Share the water-history records and concern areas available to you. Explain the decision you need the inspection to inform and confirm access with the appropriate contact.
Buyer preparation guide →For sellers
Prepare a short timeline of the concern, repairs and accessible areas. Keep previous documents available without treating an old report as proof of current conditions.
For agents
Coordinate who can provide entry, which rooms can be accessed and which deadlines matter. Confirm the visit and report timing separately before assuming the scope fits the transaction schedule.
For the whole conversation
Keep the inspection summary and relevant laboratory PDFs together. Review the method and access limits. A report does not replace legal or transaction advice and cannot rule out every concealed condition.
Before requesting a window
- Identify the property concern and relevant records.
- Confirm permission, the on-site contact and access restrictions.
- Share the deadline, then confirm scope, price and laboratory timing.