Tucker Inspections

When you're reading reviews for a mold inspector, a high rating like Tucker Inspections' 4.9 stars across 202 Google reviews tells you that customers have consistently had good experiences. But reviews don't tell you everything - they won't clarify whether a company has potential conflicts of interest or whether they're properly licensed. In College Station, where humidity averages 67% and rain totals 40 inches yearly, mold can become a real problem, especially in homes built around 1997 (the median age here). Getting a professional inspection costs roughly $200-$600, so you want to make sure you're hiring someone with your interests in mind.

Here's the key thing to verify before you call Tucker Inspections or anyone else: under industry standards, an inspector who also performs mold remediation has a financial incentive to find problems. Before hiring, confirm whether they do both inspections and remediation work. If they do remediation, ask them directly about this conflict. Also, if remediation is eventually needed, verify that any remediation contractor holds a Texas Mold Remediation Contractor License from the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation - you can check their status at tdlr.texas.gov.