PRG

A high review count tells you a lot of people trust a contractor, but it doesn't guarantee they're the right fit for your specific situation. What matters more is whether they're licensed, insured, and have experience with homes like yours. In Charlotte, where the climate brings humidity and rain that can lead to moisture problems, you want someone who knows what they're doing. PRG comes up as a mold remediation option in the area, but before you decide, make sure they hold a valid general contractor's license from the NCLBGC and carry appropriate insurance.

Charlotte's older housing stock - with a median home age around 1986 - means many properties are more vulnerable to mold issues. If you're dealing with a suspected problem, it's worth getting at least one estimate to understand what you're facing, since typical projects in this area run anywhere from $1,300 to $3,800. Before you commit to PRG or anyone else, ask them to clearly explain what they found, what they'll do about it, and verify their licensing status with the state.