ProQuality Home Inspections

When you find mold in your home, you need two separate services: an inspection to identify the problem and a remediation to fix it. Here's why it matters - if the same company does both, they have a financial incentive to recommend expensive treatment whether you need it or not. That's why industry standards say these services shouldn't come from the same outfit. ProQuality Home Inspections keeps things honest by handling the inspection side, giving you an unbiased assessment of what's actually there. In Yakima, where homes built around 1971 are common and moisture can linger, having that independent evaluation is worth the peace of mind.

A mold inspection typically costs $200 to $600 in this region, and it's money well spent before you hire anyone for remediation work. Once you have ProQuality's findings, you can shop around for a separate remediation contractor. Just remember - Washington State requires any mold remediation contractor to hold a current registration with the Department of Labor and Industries. Before you sign anything with a remediation company, verify their license at lni.wa.gov to make sure they're legit.