RestoPros of Tulsa

A mold inspection and mold remediation are two different jobs that shouldn't fall to the same company. An inspector's job is to find mold and identify the moisture source; a remediation contractor's job is to fix it. When one company does both, they have a financial incentive to recommend expensive fixes, even if smaller solutions would work. That's why industry standards say these roles need to stay separate. RestoPros of Tulsa operates as a mold inspector in Broken Arrow, which means you're getting an independent assessment rather than a sales pitch from someone who'd profit from the work they recommend.

Broken Arrow's climate - with 65% relative humidity and significant rainfall - creates conditions where mold thrives, especially in homes like the typical Broken Arrow residence built around 1993. You'll want an inspector who can spot problems before they become costly. If RestoPros identifies mold, you'll then hire a separate remediation contractor to handle the fix. When comparing remediation bids, verify that any contractor you consider has IICRC S520 certification and general liability insurance, since Oklahoma doesn't mandate a specific mold license. Before you sign anything, ask RestoPros for references from recent inspections in your area.