Groundworks

Little Rock's humid subtropical climate, with 70% relative humidity and over 50 inches of annual rainfall, creates conditions where mold thrives. Add in the fact that the median home here was built in 1978, and you've got older houses that are particularly vulnerable to moisture problems. When you suspect mold, you'll want an inspector to assess the situation - and Groundworks is an option you might consider in Little Rock. A standalone mold inspection typically costs $200-$600 in this region.

Before you call Groundworks or any inspector, understand that the industry considers it a conflict of interest when the same company both inspects for mold and performs remediation work. This matters because an inspector who profits from finding problems has incentive to recommend unnecessary work. If Groundworks does both inspections and remediation, ask them directly about this potential conflict and how they manage it. Also verify that any contractor you hire is licensed through the Arkansas Contractors Licensing Board and carries appropriate liability insurance, since Arkansas doesn't require a specific mold remediation license.