Home mold moisture-source and extent audit (EPA guidance) — national.

Inspect your home for moisture sources and visible mold growth using the EPA area threshold. Read all of it

Not funded yet. Settles as earned credit, $150 proposed.

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ProofMoisture risk points inspected: roof, plumbing, windows, foundation, appliances, HVAC + Indoor humidity reading recorded in problem rooms + Visible growth photographed, measured without disturbance + Routing recorded per EPA area, HVAC, sewage thresholds + Clinician referral recorded for occupant symptoms
Open until2026-11-28
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Inspect your home for moisture sources and visible mold growth using the EPA area threshold. Most home mold problems start as an ignored leak or a humid, unventilated room, and by the time it's visible, keepers either panic-scrub a small patch, spreading spores, or ignore a large one that actually needs a professional. EPA's own area threshold turns 'is this bad?' into a clear, mapped answer.

Fund it for $150. The receipt lands onchain once the proof is approved.

What it looks like: A homeowner at the site holds a moisture meter to a damp surface, photographs the visible mold without touching it, and measures its spread in square feet with a tape.
A description of this kind of work, not a record that it happened here.
Where: At the home / national. Open the map
Pay: $150 proposed
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Proof: Moisture risk points inspected: roof, plumbing, windows, foundation, appliances, HVAC + Indoor humidity reading recorded in problem rooms + Visible growth photographed, measured without disturbance + Routing recorded per EPA area, HVAC, sewage thresholds + Clinician referral recorded for occupant symptoms
This is exactly what gets it approved. Nothing settles without it.
Level: entry: anyone can start here
Open until: 2026-11-28
Posted by: 0x034F…6c89
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How this work is done

A documented method, so this packet comes out the same whoever does it.

Bring

moisture meter
flashlight
tape measure
hygrometer (relative humidity meter)
camera
notebook or data sheet
N95 mask

Steps

1. Walk the home and inspect all standard moisture-risk points: roof and gutters, plumbing fixtures and under-sink areas, windows, foundation, appliances (washer, water heater, refrigerator), and HVAC system.
2. Record any active leak, past water-staining, or condensation found at each point, and photograph it.
3. Take indoor relative-humidity readings with the hygrometer in problem-prone rooms (bathrooms, basement, kitchen).
4. If visible mold-like growth is found, put on an N95 mask before approaching closely, and photograph it and measure its extent in square feet without touching, scrubbing, or disturbing it.
5. Note whether the growth is on or near an HVAC component, or traces to sewage or other contaminated water.
6. Ask occupants whether anyone has experienced respiratory or allergic symptoms tracking time in the home, and record the answer.
7. Identify and document the moisture source causing any leak or condensation found, and coach the occupant on the specific fix (repair the leak, add ventilation, run a dehumidifier) without performing remediation on visible growth.
8. Route the finding: growth over about 10 square feet, any HVAC-system involvement, or a sewage/contaminated-water origin goes to a professional remediation contractor; any occupant symptom goes to a clinician.
9. Log all readings, photos, measurements, and routing decisions on the data sheet with date and address.

What counts as done

All standard moisture-risk points inspected and recorded (roof/gutter, plumbing, windows, foundation, appliances, HVAC)
Indoor humidity reading(s) recorded in problem-prone rooms
Any visible growth photographed and its extent measured (sq ft) WITHOUT disturbance
Routing recorded: self-manage vs professional remediation per the EPA threshold, plus any clinician referral for occupant symptoms

Proof is measured against these, not judged by taste.

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