If you’re searching for a certified mold inspector, chances are you’re already stressed. Mold isn’t something any homeowner wants to think about, let alone schedule an inspection for. But whether you’re actively trying to combat known mold growth or you just need a routine inspection before selling or buying a residential property, taking the time to make sure you have a qualified, certified mold inspector on your side can be the difference between clean air and an unfinished job.
Certification
While a regular home inspector can do a lot for checking the structural integrity of your home and ensuring everything is up to code, not all home inspectors are qualified to check for mold. So unless you get a certified mold inspector to do the job, someone who is a certified mold assessor in the state of Florida, you can’t have full confidence your mold inspection has been completed thoroughly and correctly. Certification isn’t an unnecessary layer of additional qualifications; it’s key.
Business Rating
While finding a certified mold inspector is a good place to start, you should still do your due diligence. Does the company you’re interested in have any other ratings or credentials listed on their website? Customer ratings and Better Business Bureau scores can help you narrow your list to the certified mold inspectors who can give you the best service.
Experience
How long has your certified mold inspector been in business? How much experience does your individual inspector have in the mold assessing industry? There’s no shortcut to experience, so generally, the longer your inspector has been in the business, the better.
Our Standard
Here at Coastal Mold Services LLC, we have a lifetime of experience in construction and restoration, an A+ Better Business Bureau rating, and are licensed and certified mold inspectors and assessors. Whether you need simple mold testing or remediation advice, you can be confident your home’s air quality is in safe hands.