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That combination of symptoms and visible signs absolutely warrants professional inspection. The black speckles in a closet on an AC-facing wall strongly suggest condensation issues, which are common here due to our high humidity levels and constant AC use creating temperature differentials.

A proper inspection for your situation should include three key components: a visual assessment of the AC unit, drain pans, and ductwork; thermal imaging to identify hidden cold spots and moisture within the wall cavity that you cannot see; and air quality testing to identify spore types and concentrations, particularly in the children's bedroom. The thermal camera is crucial—it often finds the primary moisture source that isn't yet visible.

Look for a provider that is certified by the Dubai Municipality or has inspectors holding credentials like CMRS or CMRT. Any reputable company should be able to explain their process clearly and provide a detailed report with lab results from a certified microbiology lab, not just a visual checklist. This evidence-based approach is what separates a legitimate diagnosis from a superficial one. Given the persistent cough in children, identifying and addressing the specific mold type and its source is the most important step.