Accurate Mold Testing & Inspection Services in Omaha & Lincoln, NE

Professional Mold Assessment & Environmental Testing

Real answers.

Real science.

Science-backed sampling, accredited lab analysis, and documented results from Nebraska's trusted environmental assessment authority.

If you're smelling something musty, seeing discoloration, or just have a nagging feeling something isn't right in your home or building — the first step isn't remediation. It's knowledge.


Professional mold testing tells you what's actually in your environment: what species are present, at what concentrations, and where they're coming from. That information is what separates a real solution from an expensive guess.


At A1, every assessment starts with the science. Not a sales pitch. Dave Bayne will walk you through what was found, what it means for your health and your property, and what, if anything, needs to happen next.

Mold Testing in Nebraska and Beyond

Sometimes it is necessary to take air or surface samples to determine the type(s) and/or quantity of mold spores in a certain amount of air or on a given amount of surface area. For the IAQ (indoor air quality) professional, this information can be useful in determining where the mold growth is in a building by comparing concentrations of one area to those of another. Also, it can be a useful tool in determining the effectiveness of a remediation project by comparing the beginning concentrations to those at project conclusion.


We take mold testing seriously and perform our work professionally and without any major disruption to your lifestyle in your Lincoln or Omaha home.

Nebraska Mold Identification

A-1 Mold Testing and Remediation Services, Inc. uses a variety of testing and sampling tools and uses the services of several qualified laboratories for growing and identifying mold species, as well as for quantifying mold concentrations of air and surface samples.


With offices in Lincoln, NE and Omaha, NE, we serve residential and commercial customers throughout Nebraska, Iowa, Kansas, Colorado, Missouri, Colorado and Wyoming.