Washington Home Inspections

A mold inspection identifies whether mold exists in your home and where it's located. Mold remediation is the actual removal and treatment. Here's why this matters: when the same company does both, they have a financial incentive to find problems and recommend expensive fixes. Industry standards recognize this conflict of interest. That's why it's smart to hire an independent inspector first - someone whose only job is to give you honest answers about what's actually there.

Washington Home Inspections operates as a mold inspector in Edinburg, which means they're focused on identifying issues rather than selling you solutions. Given Edinburg's humid climate - averaging 69% relative humidity - mold can be a real concern in older homes like many in the area. If an inspection finds mold and you need remediation work done, verify that any contractor you hire holds a current Texas Mold Remediation Contractor License from the TDLR. Before you sign any agreement with a remediation company, check their license status at tdlr.texas.gov to make sure they're properly licensed to do the work.