Pro-spect NEPA

Mold inspections in Scranton typically cost between $200 and $600, depending on your home's size and the scope of the assessment. Older homes like many in Scranton (where the median was built in 1938) often need closer attention, especially given the area's 73% average humidity and 38 inches of annual rain. Before you call Pro-spect NEPA or any inspector, know that Pennsylvania doesn't require a statewide mold remediation license, so you'll want to verify they're IICRC-certified and carry both general liability and pollution liability insurance.

Here's something important: avoid hiring an inspector who also does mold removal work. That creates a conflict of interest - they have financial incentive to recommend expensive remediation whether you need it or not. Get your inspection from someone independent, then use that report to find a separate remediation contractor if needed. Before you sign anything with Pro-spect NEPA, ask them directly whether they perform mold removal services in addition to inspections.