Veteran-owned environmental consulting, 24/7 building restoration, and state-accredited in-house microbiology laboratory serving Houston, Galveston, and the Texas Gulf Coast.
From independent environmental consulting and accredited in-house laboratory analysis to certified building restoration, continuing education, and direct lab test kits.
Independent hazard diagnostics covering mold assessments, lead-based paint, asbestos surveys, and Phase I & II ESAs before risks become liabilities.
24/7 emergency water extraction, psychrometric structural drying, and surgical mold remediation under negative-air HEPA containment protocols.
We own the microbiology laboratory. Direct ASTM D7391 spore-trap and surface microscopy with unbroken chain of custody and 24–48 hour faster turnaround.
Accredited continuing education for Texas real estate brokers, agents, and inspectors covering 10-day lead paint inspection periods, moisture intrusion, and mold disclosure law.
Professional-grade environmental filtration media, sampling cassettes, and all-inclusive Mold Test Direct™ kits with prepaid return shipping and scientist debrief.
Every assignment follows a documented four-stage forensic workflow while enforcing strict Texas Occupations Code § 1958.155 separation on regulated projects.
Licensed consultants deploy calibrated FLIR infrared thermography, hygrometers, and bioaerosol pumps to pinpoint moisture intrusion at its source.
Samples transfer under direct chain of custody to our Texas City laboratory (TDLR LAB #1050) to quantify mold, asbestos, or lead concentrations.
You receive a court-defensible Mold Remediation Protocol with containment geometry and drying targets—or immediate clearance documentation if safe.
When executing third-party protocols (MRC #1611) or performing independent post-remediation clearance (MAC #1544), we verify baseline safety for TDI Form MDR-1.
Most inspectors guess. We measure. Using calibrated FLIR radiometric thermal imaging and in-house microbiology laboratory data, we detect sub-surface moisture plumes behind intact drywall before demolition begins.
“Envirogyn found moisture behind my walls that three other inspectors missed. Their thermal tech is the real deal.”
Access the same calibrated environmental controls and sampling media our scientists deploy in the field—backed by direct analysis at TDLR LAB #1050.
Replace hardware-store petri dishes with forensic-grade sampling. Envirogyn Mold Test Direct™ includes calibrated collection media, prepaid return shipping, direct laboratory analysis, and a 1-on-1 scientist consultation.
Capture room or surface samples in minutes following our illustrated field guide.
Register your kit serial online and drop the prepaid return mailer in the mail.
Our Texas City laboratory (TDLR LAB #1050) performs direct optical microscopy in 5–7 business days.
Review your spore-count report 1-on-1 with an Envirogyn specialist to plan next steps.
Clear answers on Texas mold conflict-of-interest laws, in-house laboratory turnaround times, insurance documentation, and multi-hazard inspections.
We hold all three state master licenses with TDLR (LAB #1050, MAC #1544, and MRC #1611), and we strictly protect you from conflicts of interest. Under Texas consumer protection law (Texas Occupations Code § 1958.155 & 16 TAC § 78.54), a single company cannot perform both the mold assessment and the remediation on the same regulated project (≥ 25 contiguous sq. ft.) so your Certificate of Mold Damage Remediation (TDI Form MDR-1) remains 100% independent and valid. We serve either as your independent Mold Assessment Consultant (MAC #1544) with in-house lab clearance, or as your licensed Remediation Contractor (MRC #1611) executing an independent third-party protocol.
Faster answers and unbroken chain of custody. Most inspectors mail your air and surface cassettes to out-of-town third-party labs, adding transit delays and handling risk. Because we operate our own state-licensed laboratory (TDLR LAB #1050), we analyze samples directly in-house—typically delivering forensic reports 24 to 48 hours faster than the industry standard.
Yes. Beyond mold and indoor air quality, our scientists and inspectors are licensed and equipped for Lead-Based Paint Inspections & Risk Assessments (DSHS #2071399), Asbestos Surveys, and Phase I & Phase II Environmental Site Assessments (ASTM E1527-21) across residential, commercial, and municipal properties.
Absolutely. Insurance adjusters require calibrated moisture logs, psychrometric drying records, accredited spore-count data, and official Texas TDI Form MDR-1 documentation. We prepare clear, court-defensible reports that give your carrier every technical detail required to evaluate your claim efficiently.
Yes—catching hidden moisture early prevents major structural repairs. Microbial growth often develops inside wall cavities, beneath flooring, or within HVAC plenums long before staining appears on paint. Our non-invasive FLIR thermal imaging and calibrated air sampling pinpoint hidden issues without tearing open your walls.