Clearance Testing & Post‑Remediation Verification
Independent verification that mold remediation was done correctly — and that your property is clean, dry, and safe to occupy.
Clearance Testing = Post‑Remediation Verification (PRV)
These terms mean the same thing. Both refer to the final independent inspection performed after mold remediation.
Some companies call it clearance testing. The regulatory term in Texas is Post‑Remediation Verification (PRV).
EnviroVerify performs comprehensive PRV inspections — not quick air tests — to verify remediation was done right and your environment is truly safe.
Our Post Remediation Verification Process
1️⃣ Visual inspection of the remediation work
2️⃣ Verification that containment and cleaning were completed properly
3️⃣ Moisture evaluation of the affected areas
4️⃣ Air and/or surface sampling
5️⃣ Laboratory analysis
6️⃣ Written clearance report
What Real Clearance Testing Includes
Not just air samples. A full verification process.
Why Independent PRV Matters
The company that performs remediation should never be the one verifying it.
EnviroVerify provides fully independent, third‑party clearance testing across North Texas. We do not perform remediation. We verify it.
Texas Mold Clearance Requirements
In Texas, mold remediation projects that require a remediation protocol must be followed by Post Remediation Verification (PRV) performed by a licensed mold assessor.
EnviroVerify provides independent verification to ensure remediation work meets the requirements of the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR).
Who Uses Our Clearance Testing
When Should PRV Be Performed?
After remediation. Before reconstruction. Before closing. Before occupants return.
If remediation was performed — verification should always follow.
Frequently Asked Questions
How long after mold remediation should clearance testing be performed?
Clearance testing is typically performed after remediation is complete and containment has been removed.
How long does PRV testing take?
Most post remediation verification inspections take 30–60 minutes depending on the size of the project.
What happens if the area fails clearance testing?
If sampling indicates elevated mold levels, additional cleaning or remediation may be required before clearance can be achieved.
When Do You Need Clearance Testing?
You may need Post Remediation Verification if:
• A mold remediation project has been completed
• A remediation protocol required PRV
• You want independent verification of cleanup
• Insurance requires clearance documentation
• You want confirmation the home is safe to occupy
Verify It Was Done Right
Independent, licensed, and defensible clearance testing across North Texas.
Areas We Serve
EnviroVerify provides mold inspections and testing throughout:
Fort Worth
Southlake
Grapevine
Colleyville
Hurst
Euless
Bedford