Cut and Dry

When you're looking at a contractor with 128 Google reviews and a 4.7-star rating, you're seeing real feedback from actual customers - not just a handful of opinions. That said, ratings alone don't tell you whether a mold contractor is properly trained or insured for the job. In Akron, where homes tend to be older (the median house was built in 1954) and humidity stays high year-round, you need someone who knows what they're doing. Cut and Dry should be able to show you credentials like IICRC S520 certification and proof of both general liability and pollution liability coverage before you hire them.

Mold remediation in Akron typically costs between $1200 and $3650 depending on how widespread the problem is, so it's worth taking time to vet your contractor carefully. Before you sign anything with Cut and Dry or anyone else, ask to see their insurance documentation and any certifications they hold - and don't accept vague answers. Get a detailed scope of work in writing so you know exactly what you're paying for.