RestorePro Reconstruction

A mold inspection and mold remediation are two different services, and here's why it matters: an inspector's job is to find mold and tell you what's there, while a remediation company's job is to fix it. When the same company does both, they have a financial incentive to recommend expensive fixes, even when a smaller solution might work. That conflict of interest is why industry standards recommend keeping these services separate. In Cary, where humidity averages 70% and rain totals around 43 inches yearly, mold can be a real concern in homes built over the past few decades. A standalone mold inspection typically costs $200 to $600 and gives you honest information before you decide what to do next.

Once you have an independent inspection report, you can then hire a qualified remediation contractor like RestorePro Reconstruction to handle the work. In North Carolina, make sure any contractor you hire holds a general contractor's license from the NCLBGC and carries appropriate insurance, since the state doesn't require a specific mold remediation license. Before you sign anything, ask to see proof of their licensing and insurance, and get a written estimate that matches the scope of work recommended in your inspection report.