Is the landlord responsible for mold on a NNN lease?
I have a tenant who I have an AIR NNN lease with in a commercial retail space. Bottom line is there was a bathroom leak, we repaired the leak (and will be billing the repair back through CAM charges). Now the tenant is paranoid about mold exposure. She states that mold is the landlord's responsibility. I don't see anything in the lease to that states that, that and the lease clearly states the tenant is responsible for repairs.   Does anyone have any case law or statutes that show who's responsibility it is?  I know the landlord is responsible in residential cases, but this is a commercial NNN lease. 

I am in San Diego California. 
[{"id": "ddlgy0q", "text": "Is mold actually present, or is she just paranoid? Paragraph 2.2 of the AIR single tenant net lease talks about mold.  It says the landlord needs to remedy the condition if the tenant gives written notice of the problem within the warranty period. If she thinks there is mold, she should have it tested and give you the results.", "replies": [{"id": "ddlh5fr", "text": "The leak was really small, we removed all the wet drywall and let the area dry out and sprayed with bleach.  I doubt this is a hazard at all, I think she's being paranoid, I've seen much much worse and it was ok. So I don't really want to pay for a mold test- especially since mold testers get paid to find mold - that's what they are good at. ", "replies": [], "depth": 2}, {"id": "ddlh8j5", "text": "Also, section 2.2 applies to condition on delivery.  She's been in the unit about 6 months now. ", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}, {"id": "ddli5r1", "text": "\nYou should bill the Tenant back directly for any repairs related to this incident including fixing the problem and any necessary professional cleanup. This should be done separately from CAM. Be sure to include any administrative mark-up if allowed under the lease.\n\nThe professional clean up should be done by restoration company who will properly dry and check for mold and/residual moisture. This will give the Tenant a peace of mind and will eliminate headaches for you, all while helping you maintain your property.\n\n", "replies": [{"id": "ddpph39", "text": "This one got it right.\n\nIf you've already done the repairs then request any assurance of remediation from that repair company. If the tenant has evidence of mold then kick it back to the remediation company.\n\nIf there's no evidence then give the tenant a quote for mold analysis.", "replies": [], "depth": 2}], "depth": 1}]