Accurate Inspections, LLC

A mold inspection and mold remediation are two different things, and it matters that they stay separate. An inspector's job is to find mold and tell you what's there - nothing more. A remediation company fixes the problem. When one business does both, they have a reason to find more mold than actually exists, since that means more work and more money for them. In Lansing, where older homes (the median was built in 1960) sit in a humid climate, this conflict of interest can get expensive fast. That's why you want an independent inspector first.

Accurate Inspections, LLC operates as a mold inspector in Lansing, which means they're set up to give you an unbiased assessment. Once you have that report, you can get separate quotes from remediation contractors. If you do hire someone to fix the problem, check that they carry both general liability and pollution liability insurance - Michigan doesn't require a specific mold remediation license, so insurance matters. Before you sign anything with a contractor, ask to see proof of their insurance coverage.