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Phoenix mold data you can cite

Mold Pros Phoenix publishes original, Phoenix-specific mold research — pricing studies, risk analysis, and federal-data breakdowns — built on public data and sourced so you can check the work. All of it is free to reference with attribution. If you're a reporter, researcher, or writer covering mold, this page is your starting point.

Data & studies you can reference

These are our original, Phoenix-specific analyses. Each is free to cite or link with attribution:

• Phoenix Mold Risk by City (dataset) — An original dataset ranking Phoenix-metro cities by housing age (U.S. Census ACS) as a relative, federally-grounded leak/mold-risk indicator — free to cite with attribution (CC BY 4.0).
• Phoenix Mold Data & Charts (free to republish) — Eight original Phoenix-mold charts built from public federal data (NOAA, FEMA, U.S. Census/AHS) plus EPA/CDC guidance — free to embed on your site with a credit link, no permission needed.
• Phoenix Mold Pricing Study — An original audit of real Phoenix-area remediation pricing — what mold work actually costs in the Valley, by scenario.
• The 2026 Phoenix Mold Risk Report — A data-led read on Phoenix mold risk — the drivers, the seasonal window, and how the Valley compares nationally.
• Phoenix Mold Statistics — Federal and housing data on mold and moisture in Phoenix-metro homes, compiled and sourced.
• The Desert-Mold Paradox — A federal-data analysis of when desert homes actually get mold — the monsoon window, AC-condensate spike, and 47 years of flood-claim data.
• Phoenix Mold Removal Cost Ranges — Honest, sourced cost ranges for mold removal in Phoenix, broken down by job type and severity.

Every figure in these pieces is traced to a public source; see our data & sources and methodology for exactly how each was built.

How to cite us

Please attribute data or quotes to Mold Pros Phoenix and, where possible, link to the specific page. A simple citation format:

Mold Pros Phoenix. "[Page title]." moldprosphoenix.com. Accessed [date]. https://moldprosphoenix.com/[page]/

Or in plain text: Source: Mold Pros Phoenix (moldprosphoenix.com), an independent Phoenix mold information resource. Our guides are educational and not a substitute for professional medical, legal, or remediation advice.

For reporters & researchers

We're happy to share our Phoenix-specific data, explain how a figure was derived, or provide context on local mold drivers — AC condensate, monsoon roof intrusion, slab leaks, swamp coolers, and pool/irrigation moisture. Mold Pros Phoenix is researched and edited by Nik Crawley, Editor & Researcher; he's not a Phoenix local or a clinician, but he chases every claim back to its primary source. To request data, an interview, or a correction, get in touch.

A note on scope

We're an independent information resource, not a medical or legal authority. On health questions the honest answer is to see your doctor; on removing mold, hire a qualified local professional. What we can speak to with confidence is the Phoenix-specific data: how and when Valley homes get mold, and what it costs to deal with. Learn more about who runs this.