amen 🙂

Dippends really on the complexity of the site but you should be looking at more than 400£ for a basic survey. anything less that that i would be vary about validity of the results.

That would depend on the exisitn background concetration in your area and also the differecnes between species present indoors as oposed to outdoors. The difference of total bumbers should be significant. I would not get worried about couple of dozens up or down. The presenc eof water damage species sucha s stachybotrys or chaetomium would also indicate a problem.

I try to update it as often as possible but that it actually rarely the case due to my workshedule :-(.
As for how bad the mould reallynis there are number of factors to consider.
* your own personal suspectibility (Given by your genetic make up)
* pre-exisitng helath conditions (diabetes, cancer,allergies etc)
* age (especially vulnerable to mould are the children and the elderly)
* the total area on mould contamination
* how easilly are youare likely to get exposed to it (Visible or hidden mould)
* types of mould (possibly the least important factor)
So to get an ides how bad the mould is in your particular case consider the above factrors and weight them against your situation. That should give you good idea of the magniture of your mould problem.

Hi Illur, to help yoiu i would realy have to have a look at the report itself. If you wasnt you can send it over to me tomas.gabor@yahoo.co.uk