12/29/2025
You Can’t Always See M**h Contamination Until You Know What to Look For
This unit looked completely normal at first glance.
No obvious damage. No warning signs on walkthrough.
But during a preliminary m**h inspection, we identified indicators that raised immediate concern and warranted testing.
What we commonly see during m**h inspections:
• Improvised chemical containers and foil remnants
• Strong or unusual chemical odors
• Bathroom and kitchen surfaces showing abnormal residue buildup
• Evidence of attempts to conceal or clean contamination
• Items flushed or disposed of improperly
M**h contamination isn’t always visible and a clean looking unit does not mean it’s safe.
For property managers, this can mean liability exposure.
For real estate professionals, it can delay or derail a transaction.
For restoration companies, it can impact worker safety and scope of work.
If you encounter anything suspicious during a turnover, mitigation, or walkthrough, testing is the only way to confirm whether a property is safe to reoccupy.
📍 Rex Environmental provides professional m**h testing, documentation, and guidance to help you make informed decisions and stay compliant.
If som**hing doesn’t feel right don’t guess.
Test first.
📞 Contact Rex Environmental to schedule m**h testing or discuss next steps.