Clark Booth Property Inspector
Mold Inspector in Gilbert, Arizona

Client Reviews
About Clark Booth Property Inspector
Clark Booth has been serving Gilbert and the East Valley for over a decade, building a reputation on thorough, no-nonsense inspections. He's a licensed home inspector who also handles environmental testing, which means you don't have to juggle multiple contractors when a property raises concerns. Clients consistently say he shows up on time, explains what he finds in plain language, and doesn't oversell services you don't actually need. The focus here is residential inspections with mold testing layered in where conditions suggest it's warranted. Clark works solo, which has its tradeoffs, but it also means you're always getting the same inspector who knows your property and isn't handing you off to a technician you've never met. If you want someone who'll walk the whole house with you and answer questions as they come up, this is a solid option.
How They Can Help
Clark Booth offers full home inspections that cover structural components, roofing, HVAC systems, electrical panels, plumbing, and interior living spaces. Mold testing is available as a standalone service or added on to a standard inspection, which is a common choice for buyers who want a complete picture before closing. Air sampling is the primary method used for mold assessment. Samples are collected from interior spaces and compared against an outdoor control sample, then sent to an accredited third-party lab for analysis. Results typically come back within a few business days. Clark also does visual assessments to identify moisture intrusion, staining, and other conditions that create favorable environments for mold growth. For clients who've already had mold remediated, post-remediation verification testing is available to confirm the work was done properly. This is something many homeowners skip but is genuinely worth doing before paying a contractor's final invoice. Thermal imaging can be added to locate hidden moisture behind walls or under flooring that wouldn't show up in a standard visual inspection.
What to Expect
The process starts with scheduling, which you can do by phone or through his website. Clark confirms the appointment, explains what the inspection will cover, and lets you know upfront what to expect from the mold testing add-on if you're including it. On inspection day, he does a full walk-through of the property, documenting conditions with photos and notes. If mold testing is included, air cassette samples are collected from key interior rooms plus an outdoor reference sample. The samples are sealed and shipped to an accredited laboratory the same day. Once results are back, Clark sends a written report that covers inspection findings and lab data together. He'll walk you through what the numbers mean in practical terms, not just hand you a dense lab printout. If elevated mold counts are found, he explains what conditions likely caused them and what kind of remediation, if any, would be appropriate. He doesn't do the remediation himself, which keeps the assessment independent.
Service Area
Clark Booth primarily serves Gilbert, Chandler, Mesa, Tempe, and surrounding East Valley communities. He does travel outside this core area for the right project, so it's worth calling if you're located elsewhere in Maricopa County. Given that he works solo, scheduling further out requires a bit more lead time, especially during busy seasons like spring home buying or post-monsoon fall.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can Clark tell me where the mold is coming from?
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