SERVPRO of Augusta

When you suspect mold in your home, you'll face two separate decisions: getting an inspection to confirm what you're dealing with, and then hiring someone to fix it. Here's why that matters - a mold inspector's job is to give you an unbiased assessment of the problem, while a remediation company's job is to remove it. When the same outfit does both, they have a financial incentive to find more mold or recommend bigger solutions than you actually need. That conflict of interest can cost you thousands in unnecessary work. In Augusta, where humidity averages 69% and rain totals 47 inches annually, mold shows up regularly in older homes, especially in houses built around 1979 like many here.

If you're ready to address mold after an independent inspection, SERVPRO of Augusta is one option to consider for the cleanup work. Since Georgia doesn't require a specific mold remediation license, you'll want to verify that any contractor you hire holds IICRC S520 certification and carries both general liability and pollution liability insurance - these protections matter when mold work goes wrong. Before you sign anything, ask to see proof of those credentials and insurance policies.