Executive Pro-Dry Water, Sewage & Mold Remediation - Colorado Springs, CO

A mold inspection and mold remediation are two different jobs that shouldn't be done by the same company. An inspector's job is to find mold and report what they discover, while a remediation contractor fixes the problem. When one company does both, they have a financial incentive to recommend expensive fixes, even when a smaller solution might work. That's why industry standards say these roles should be separate. In Colorado Springs, where homes built around 1981 are common, older properties sometimes develop moisture issues that need a fresh set of eyes. Executive Pro-Dry Water, Sewage & Mold Remediation - Colorado Springs, CO lists itself as a mold inspector, so it's worth asking whether they also do remediation work and, if so, how they handle that conflict.

Before you hire anyone, verify their credentials. Colorado doesn't require a specific mold remediation license, so look for IICRC certification and confirm they carry both general liability and pollution liability insurance. A standalone mold inspection typically costs $200 to $600 in this region, so get that estimate upfront. When you call Executive Pro-Dry Water Water, Sewage & Mold Remediation - Colorado Springs, CO or any inspector, ask directly: "Do you also perform mold remediation, and if so, how do you keep your inspection independent?"