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Summary of on-site evaluation findings. 3  \nTable 2. Summary of sample results. 4  \nFigure 1. Concentration of mold types in air samples. 4  \nFamily Room  5  \nLower Hallway  6  \nLower Bathroom  7  \nLower North Bedroom  8  \nLower Center Bedroom  10  \nLower South Bedroom  11  \nGeneral Remediation Guidelines 12  \nSignature of Inspector 13  \nAppendix A: EM Lab P&K Sample Results 14  \n1  \nSTATEMENT OF LIMITATIONS  \nThe following mold assessment is based on findings ofthe physical inspection and testing. Findings are current and accurate for the date and time they were found, but do not reflect expected or predictable mold growth and infestation on and within the property. This report addresses only those areas physically inspected and sampled. Hovey Environmental LLC is not responsible or liable for the non-discovery of any water damage, water problems, mold contamination, or other conditions of the Subject Property which may occur or may become evident after the inspection and testing time and date. Hovey Environmental LLC is neither an insurer nor guarantor against water problems, mold problems or other defects in the Subject Property and improvements, systems or components inspected. Hovey Environmental LLC makes no warranty, expressed or implied as to the fitness for use of condition of the systems or components inspected. Hovey Environmental LLC assumes no responsibility for the cost of repairing any water problems, mold problems or any other defects or conditions. Hovey Environmental LLC is not responsible or liable for any future water problems, mold problems or any other future failures or repairs. Remediation recommendations are suggested guidelines, not a detailed remediation protocol. More or less actions maybe necessary and will be determined by the remediation company chosen by the property owners or other responsible party.  \nThe findings, testing, opinions, and remediation recommendations contained within this report meet with the standards set forth by guidelines of Bioaerosols Assessment and Control (ACGIH, 1999); the Worldwide Exposure Standards for Mold and Bacteria (Brandys, 2003); guidelines of the American Industrial Hygienists Association; and the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification S520 Mold Remediation Standard.  \n2  \nPROJECT LOCATION & ASSESSMENT PROTOCOL  \nA mold assessment and testing was performed on March 20, 2018 by Caroline Hovey, Principal Environmental Specialist, of Hovey Environmental LLC. The subject property is located at XXXXX in San Diego, California.  \nThe subject property is a three-level, single-family home built into the hillside on the east side of the home. The assessment was requested by XXXXXXX, the potential buyer. The scope of work included all accessible areas. Areas covered by furniture or personal items may not have been accessible at the time of the assessment and therefore cannot be included in the report. The region has not received appreciable rainfall in several months. Moisture intrusion due to rain or storm events may not be evident at this time.  \nThe following diagnostic tools were used in the physical investigation:  \n􀀁 Visual assessment of interior and exterior areas of the subject property  \n􀀁 Infrared camera scan: indicates variations in temperature of building materials  \n􀀁 Protimeter moisture meter: indicates relative moisture of building materials up to one inch deep; used along walls, floors, ceilings, and other building materials  \no ","cbCaisuu3oavwrZB","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaisuu3oavwrZB","pdf",850882,29,"English","# Statement of Limitations\n# Project Location & Assessment Protocol\n## Diagnostic Tools\n## Sampling Method\n# Findings, Sample Results, & Recommendations\n## Table 1. Summary of on-site evaluation findings\n## Table 2. Summary of sample results\n## Figure 1. Concentration of mold types in air samples\n# Family Room\n# Lower Hallway\n# Lower Bathroom\n# Lower North Bedroom\n# Lower Center Bedroom\n# Lower South Bedroom\n# General Remediation Guidelines\n# Signature of Inspector\n# Appendix A: EM Lab P&K Sample Results","[{\"question\":\"What is the scope and limitation of the mold assessment report?\",\"answer\":\"The assessment is based on physical inspection and testing and reflects conditions at the inspection time. 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