3B Mold Removal

A mold inspection and remediation are two different services, and it matters who does them. An inspector's job is to find mold and report what they discover. A remediation contractor's job is to remove it and fix the problem. When the same company does both, they have a financial incentive to recommend expensive work, even if it's not necessary. That's why industry standards say inspectors and remediators should be separate. If you're concerned about mold in your Garland home, getting an independent inspection first (typically $200-$600 in this region) gives you an unbiased picture of what you're dealing with.

3B Mold Removal is listed as a mold inspector in Garland, so they can give you that objective assessment. If they recommend remediation work, you'll want to verify their Texas Mold Remediation Contractor License through the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation at tdlr.texas.gov before hiring them for the actual removal. Garland's humid climate and older housing stock (median home built in 1978) mean mold can be a real concern, so getting the facts straight from the start protects you. Before you sign any agreement, ask whether the inspector and remediation contractor will be the same person or company, and why.