Green Check is a family-owned mold inspection, moisture inspection, indoor air quality testing, and water damage inspection company serving homeowners, homebuyers, property managers, and commercial property owners throughout Northeast Florida. When you call Green Check, you work directly with owner Mike Baker. Every inspection is performed by Mike, with more than 10 years of experience in building performance, moisture control, waterproofing, insulation, indoor air quality, and mold prevention.
Most of our customers call because something does not feel right. They may have had a roof leak, plumbing leak, window leak, HVAC leak, bathtub overflow, musty odor, attic mold concern, visible staining, unexplained humidity, or a repair that never seemed fully handled.
Some are buying a home and want to know what the house is really hiding before closing.
Some clients are in the midst of an insurance claim and need documented proof of the extent of problem, as well as a mold-remediation protocol that can get them back on their feet.
Others have already had contractors, insurance adjusters, sellers, landlords, or remediation companies give them conflicting answers, and they need someone to slow the process down and document what is actually happening.
That is where Green Check helps. We look beyond the obvious stain or visible mold growth to understand the moisture source, the affected materials, the surrounding building conditions, and the next steps needed to correct the problem properly. Our inspections help bridge the gap between “something is wrong” and “now we know what needs to happen.”
For newer homes, we often help identify hidden construction defects, attic ventilation issues, window leaks, duct problems, humidity concerns, and moisture conditions before they become larger failures. For older homes, we use retrofit and building performance experience to help clients understand not only how to address mold or water damage, but how to reduce the chance of the problem coming back.
Green Check is not here to give you a rushed opinion or a vague checklist. We are here to inspect carefully, explain clearly, document thoroughly, and help you make a better decision about your home, your repair, your real estate transaction, or your insurance claim.
Call Mike directly at 904-377-4287, or click below to schedule your inspection.
SERVICES
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Mold Inspection
A Green Check mold inspection is a detailed evaluation of visible mold, suspect microbial growth, moisture conditions, and the building issues that allow mold to develop.
We look beyond the visible spot on the wall to identify why the condition occurred, how far the damage may extend, and what should happen next. Because moisture is usually the story behind mold, staining, swelling, odors, and building material failure, our inspections may include visual evaluation, moisture meters, thermal imaging, humidity readings, and building science analysis to identify wet materials, hidden water damage, elevated moisture conditions, and areas at risk for future mold growth.
This service is valuable for homeowners, homebuyers, commercial property owners, landlords, renters, property managers, and clients needing clear documentation after roof leaks, plumbing leaks, window leaks, HVAC issues, storm events, unexplained odors, or before remediation, repairs, insurance discussions, or real estate negotiation.
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Water Damage Inspection
A water damage inspection evaluates the history, extent, and likely impact of a leak or water intrusion event. We document staining, swelling, material deterioration, moisture readings, affected areas, and signs of incomplete drying or improper repair.
This is especially important when drywall was replaced too quickly, wet materials were painted over, fans were used without proper containment or drying verification, or a contractor “cleaned it up” without documenting whether the structure was actually dry or safe from mold and microbial growth.
Water damage requires an expert inspection, not opinions from contractors that “everything should be fine”. Once things are covered up, it’s often too late.
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Real Estate Inspection
Use a Green Check mold inspection before closing because a home’s real condition is not always visible in listing photos, seller disclosures, or a walkthrough.
Use a Green Check affiliated home inspector to handle the homes general systems while we investigate hidden damage, mold, moisture, water damage, attic conditions, stained materials, and incomplete repairs.
Together, a strong home inspection and a Green Check mold, moisture, and water damage inspection give buyers a clearer understanding of the home’s Actual Property Quality before closing.
The goal is simple: document what the home actually is, identify what needs correction, and give the buyer stronger information for negotiation before they inherit someone else’s problem.
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Post-Remediation Verification
Post-Remediation inspections are mission-critical. Before things are covered back up. Before buildback begins. Before it’s too late to know if things were handled properly.
Clearance testing, as it is often called, is performed after remediation to help determine whether the work area appears ready for reconstruction or re-occupancy.
The goal is to verify that the affected area(s) have been cleaned, dried, and returned as close as practical to normal fungal ecology, with the ultimate intent of preventing future hidden toxic mold growth.
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New Construction
A new home is not proof of a better-built home. It is often just a home whose defects have not fully revealed themselves yet.
For homes between 1-10 years old, Green Check helps identify hidden defects that are often dismissed or poorly repaired by builders moving on to the next project. Some homes have multiple warranty-covered items in their first few years, but the homeowner has concerns for how they were handled (if they were handled at all)
New homes have leaks, mold, duct and HVAC condensation, humidity problems, funny smells, and poorly installed weather and water barriers. Many builders handle these things “the right way”, but the vast majority of the time the goal is to sweep things under the rug until the warranty runs out.