Restoration 1 of Middle Georgia

Before you call anyone about mold in Macon, know what to look for. First, check that they hold IICRC S520 certification and carry both general liability and pollution liability insurance - these matter because Georgia doesn't require a specific mold remediation license. Second, understand that inspectors who also do the remediation work have a built-in conflict of interest, so you might want a separate inspector to assess the problem before getting repair quotes. Third, get a sense of pricing - a standalone mold inspection in this region typically costs $200 to $600, so you'll know if you're in the right ballpark.

Restoration 1 of Middle Georgia shows up in local searches as a mold inspector, and they've built a solid reputation with homeowners here. With Macon's humid climate averaging 70% relative humidity and 46 inches of rain yearly, mold can be a real concern, especially in older homes like many of ours. Before you sign any agreement, ask whether they'll be handling both the inspection and any remediation work, and request to see their insurance certificates and certifications in writing.