Assurance Home Inspections

When you suspect mold in your home, you need two separate things: an inspection to identify the problem and, if needed, remediation to fix it. Here's why it matters - a company that both inspects and remediates has a financial incentive to recommend expensive treatment, even when a smaller fix would do. That's a conflict of interest. You want an inspector who'll give you honest findings so you can make your own decisions about what comes next. Assurance Home Inspections handles the inspection side, which keeps their judgment independent and your interests protected.

Greensboro's humid climate - averaging 68% relative humidity and 42 inches of rain yearly - means mold risk is real, especially in older homes like the median house here built in 1984. A mold inspection typically costs between $200 and $600 in this region, money well spent for clarity. Before you call anyone, make sure they hold a general contractor's license from the NCLBGC and carry appropriate insurance, since North Carolina doesn't require a specific mold remediation license. Ask Assurance Home Inspections directly: do they perform any remediation work themselves, or do they strictly handle inspections?