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What's in a Clarity Inspection Report

Every inspection ends with a written report: a plain-language summary, moisture readings, a photo log and next steps. Below is an annotated example using illustrative data.

Mold & Moisture Inspection Report Example residence · Los Angeles, CA · 1,640 sq ft
SAMPLE DATA
1
Summary

Elevated moisture in the wall behind the primary bathroom vanity, consistent with a slow supply-line leak. Visible growth is limited to the cabinet base (about 2 sq ft). No elevated moisture was found elsewhere in the accessible areas.

2
Moisture readings
LocationMaterialReadingStatus
Primary bath, vanity wallDrywallElevatedFlagged
Primary bath, ceilingDrywallNormalOK
Hall closet, exterior wallDrywallNormalOK
Kitchen sink baseParticleboardNormalOK
3
Moisture map
Moisture map of an example home Floor plan with seven normal moisture readings and one elevated reading at the primary bathroom vanity wall. LIVING KITCHEN BEDROOM 1 CLOSET BEDROOM 2 BATH Vanity wall Elevated MOISTURE MAP Example residence · 1,640 sq ft Normal Elevated
Readings plotted on the floor plan. The hatched area is the elevated vanity wall.
4
Photo log
  1. P1 · Cabinet base, visible growth (about 2 sq ft)
  2. P2 · Meter reading on vanity wall, elevated
  3. P3 · Supply-line fitting, corrosion at the compression nut

In a real report, each entry is a photo with its location marked on the map.

5
Next steps
  1. Have a plumber repair the supply-line leak.
  2. Remove and replace affected cabinet base material.
  3. Optional: clearance check after repairs.
Illustrative example. Not a real customer's report.
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