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Mold and indoor air in Dallas

Mold inspection and indoor air help in Dallas, TX

We do not keep an office in Dallas. Every job starts with a free call. For large and complex properties in the Dallas area we travel to you; for smaller jobs we tell you exactly what to ask for and point you to a local inspector we are comfortable recommending.

The local numbers

What the Dallas climate does to a house

Measured at NOAA's Dallas weather station.

  • At the NOAA Dallas station, mornings average 78 percent relative humidity across the year, and afternoons 54 percent.
  • The dampest mornings come in May, averaging 82 percent. Afternoons are driest in August, at 48 percent.
  • A normal year brings 37.57 inches of precipitation over about 79 days, with the most in May (4.92 inches).
  • In 4 of 12 months the average morning humidity is 80 percent or higher.
MonthMorning RHAfternoon RHPrecip. (in)Days with precip.Mean temp (°F)
January76%58%2.06747.0
February77%57%2.59751.0
March75%53%3.49758.6
April79%55%3.07866.5
May82%56%4.92974.8
June81%53%4.11782.2
July77%49%2.21586.4
August75%48%1.87586.6
September80%52%2.84678.9
October80%52%4.79668.3
November78%54%2.88657.4
December76%57%2.74648.0

Source: NOAA National Centers for Environmental Information, Comparative Climatic Data: average relative humidity (period of record through 2018), normal precipitation, mean temperature and cooling degree days (1981 to 2010 normals), and mean days with 0.01 inch or more of precipitation, 90 degrees or more, and 32 degrees or less. Last updated September 24, 2026.

What we find in hot and humid climates

Where moisture hides in Dallas homes

Air conditioning that runs most of the year

Every hour the AC runs, it pulls water out of the air into a drain pan and a condensate line. A clogged line or a slimy pan is one of the most common sources of hidden water damage and musty vents in warm climates. Here a normal year runs to 2,945 cooling degree days.

Ducts and air handlers in hot attics

Cold ducts running through a hot, humid attic sweat. That water soaks insulation and drywall below, often with no visible leak. 103 days a year reach 90°F or more.

Humid outdoor air getting inside

Leaky ducts, unsealed crawlspaces and bathroom fans that pull air from outside all bring damp air into cooled rooms, where it condenses on the coldest surfaces. Summer mornings here average 78 percent humidity.

Storms and wind-driven rain

Heavy rain events push water through windows, flashing and roof penetrations. The damage often shows up weeks later as a stain or a smell. The wettest month here averages 4.92 inches.

Common questions from Dallas

Large, custom or multi-property situations: see Keystone.

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