Local Mold Inspectors Expand Winter Outreach to Protect Residents' Health

Los Alamos Mold Inspectors, a medically-informed residential and commercial mold inspection service, broadened its outreach and support for local residents on Jan. 1, 2026, responding to increased reports of symptoms that worsen during winter months or after prolonged time indoors. The company said it will emphasize evidence-based inspections, moisture mapping, and environmental sampling to pinpoint water damage, indoor mold growth, and hidden moisture intrusion that may be contributing to illness or discomfort.

Co-owner and lead inspector Dennis Morrison described the motivation behind the expansion: “Our clients often assume they’re dealing with seasonal illness or flu,” Dennis said. “We don’t want other families to go through years of confusion like we did. Our mission is to bring compassion, validation, and practical answers to people who are struggling and don’t know where to turn.” The firm also partners with Charisma Healing to offer nervous-system-informed recovery tools alongside environmental assessment.

The service targets homeowners, renters, and commercial spaces in Los Alamos, White Rock, Santa Fe, Española, and surrounding areas. Inspections will include moisture mapping and environmental sampling, and the company emphasized medically-aware reporting and collaboration with remediation professionals and health providers when appropriate. Jessica of the team framed the goal succinctly: “Our goal is to empower families with clarity, compassion, and practical next steps,” Jessica said. “People deserve to understand both what’s happening in their homes, and what they can do to support their health during the process.”

Residents who suspect environmental triggers are advised to look for common warning signs such as feeling sicker at home but better when leaving the house, persistent sinus pressure, cough or throat irritation, brain fog, fatigue, dizziness or headaches that worsen indoors, musty or damp odors, visible staining or bubbling paint and window condensation, and a history of leaks or plumbing and roof issues. These symptoms can complicate healthcare diagnosis and, for property owners, point to underlying maintenance and repair needs.

Economically, an uptick in inspections can affect household costs and the local remediation market. Identifying moisture intrusion early can reduce long-term repair bills and mitigate risks to property values; landlords and businesses that address mold issues proactively may avoid larger compliance or tenant-relations costs down the line. The inspectors’ emphasis on medical awareness also seeks to connect environmental findings to clinical care, an approach that could influence demand for coordinated services between health providers and remediation contractors.

For more information or to schedule an inspection, Los Alamos Mold Inspectors can be reached at (505) 396-9765 or losalamosmold.com. Charisma Healing LLC is available at (505) 750-1661 and charismahealing.com.