What should mold assessors communicate to clients after an assessment?

After completing a mold assessment, it is essential for mold assessors to communicate comprehensive information to their clients, including the findings of the assessment, potential health risks associated with the identified mold, and recommended next steps for remediation. This holistic approach ensures that clients fully understand the extent of the mold issue, how it may impact their health or property, and what actions they need to take to address the situation effectively.

Providing information solely about the cost of remediation does not equip clients with the necessary context regarding the severity of the mold problem or the implications for their health and property, which is vital for informed decision-making. Moreover, discussing the design aesthetics of the building or its age does not directly relate to the health and safety concerns posed by mold, and therefore, may not be relevant or helpful to the client's understanding of their specific mold situation.

In summary, the communication of findings, health risks, and next steps is crucial for ensuring that clients are well-informed and can take appropriate actions to remediate any mold issues effectively.