Which type of mold inspection is NOT taught in this course?

The type of mold inspection that is not included in the course is the comprehensive mold inspection. The course primarily focuses on complete, limited, and full mold inspections, each of which serves distinct purposes and methodologies in assessing mold presence and potential health risks.

A complete mold inspection typically involves a thorough assessment of a property to identify the presence of mold, evaluate moisture sources, and determine the extent of any contamination. This approach emphasizes a holistic view and includes visual inspections, moisture assessments, and potentially air and surface sampling.

A limited mold inspection may involve a more focused examination, such as assessing specific areas of concern where mold is suspected, without carrying out a full-scale analysis of the entire property.

Full mold inspections generally encompass extensive evaluations as well, albeit with slightly different parameters than a complete inspection, usually focusing on a comprehensive assessment of a property’s condition.

While "comprehensive" suggests an extensive approach, it does not align with the terminology or types outlined in the coursework, making it the correct answer in this context. The emphasis in mold inspections within the course is on terms that are used more broadly in the industry, allowing for clear distinctions between different types of inspections.