Sporecyte

06/04/2026

Mold may be more than a surface problem...

While many people think of mold in terms of air quality, it can also point to moisture issues that may affect building materials over time.

Our latest blog explains why mold testing can help you as a home inspector to provide your clients with a more complete picture of what may be happening in their home.

Read it here: https://na2.hubs.ly/H05YMM60

05/21/2026

Are you using the right mold sample for the situation?

Join our upcoming webinar to learn:
→ When air samples make sense
→ When surface samples provide better answers
→ Tape lift vs. swab best practices
→ Common sampling mistakes inspectors make

The wrong sample can lead to the wrong answer.

📅 May 28th
⏰ 4 pm MT
🔗 https://na2.hubs.ly/H05HmsF0

05/15/2026

We’re heading to the InterNACHI North Carolina Home Inspector Conference tomorrow!

If you’ll be there, stop by and say hello to the Sporecyte team. We’d love to talk about AI-powered mold testing, indoor air quality, and how we’re helping inspectors deliver fast, image-rich reports.

Plus, we've got some exciting news for our North Carolina inspectors. Stop by and get the scoop.

04/30/2026

Thinking about adding on some additional training or certification’s for mold training?

Start here ⤵️
https://na2.hubs.ly/H05cTK20

We put together a simple list of online mold training, IAQ courses, and related certifications inspectors are exploring right now.

Whether you’re just getting started or looking to build on what you already know, there are some great options out there that are worth looking into.

04/15/2026

We opened our inbox, and saw a pattern.

Inspectors are asking the same mold testing questions over and over.

So we’re answering them, live.

👉 What do low levels of Stachybotrys mean?
👉 When do indoor vs outdoor levels matter?
👉 Does “slight” always require remediation?
👉 Where should you actually sample?

No theory. Just real answers from real scenarios.

🗓 April 23rd
⏰ 4 pm MT

👉 Save your spot: https://na2.hubs.ly/H04VMjn0

04/07/2026

Not every mold inspection ends with a report.

Some end up in court.

In this case, an inspector’s findings were challenged in a legal dispute between tenants and a landlord.

What made the difference wasn’t more explanation, it was the documentation.

The clearer the report, the less you have to defend it!

Read how it all unfolded ⤵️

https://na2.hubs.ly/H04K-b80

03/17/2026

Many home inspectors hesitate to offer mold testing because they worry it may make clients uncomfortable or complicate a sale.

But often clients decline testing simply because they don’t fully understand what mold testing actually tells them.

In this upcoming webinar, we’ll discuss:

1. Why buyers hesitate when mold testing is mentioned
2. The most common objections inspectors hear
3. Simple ways to explain mold testing during an inspection

This session is designed to help inspectors have clear, comfortable conversations about mold testing with clients.

👉 Register here: https://na2.hubs.ly/H04lQqY0

02/19/2026

How confident are you in your mold testing knowledge?

We’re hosting a live, interactive webinar where inspectors can test their mold testing knowledge in real time. You’ll answer scenario-based questions, see how others respond, and learn the “why” behind each answer.

✔️ Easy to challenging questions
✔️ Live polls during the webinar
✔️ Real-world explanations you can use with clients

No studying required. Just show up and participate.

Save your spot: https://na2.hubs.ly/H03PG_f0

02/13/2026

❤️ Valentine’s Day is tomorrow… so let’s talk about red flags — the ones you see in homes.

We just shared a new blog that takes a lighter look at the signs inspectors notice that can point to moisture or indoor air quality concerns. From musty odors to ventilation issues, these are the clues that often lead to mold testing.

It’s a quick February read and probably a few situations you’ve seen more than once in the field.

Some red flags you shouldn’t ignore ⤵️
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Revolutionary, cost-effective, professional mold & indoor air quality inspections for Home Inspectors, allowing you to make more money per job.

02/09/2026

Our article, “Mold Testing in Real Estate: When, Why and How to Recommend It,” is featured in the Winter 2026 issue of WorkingRE.

It's a practical guide for inspectors on when to recommend mold testing, including common scenarios, hidden risks, and why testing rarely stops a deal from closing.

👉 Check it out:

"Working RE Home Inspector" magazine is published tri-annually to help home inspectors build their businesses, reduce their liability and risk, and stay informed on important technology and industry i