If you are currently reading this text, it is likely that you have a mold problem that needs to be resolved. As a first step, it is recommended that you visit the website of the Indoor Air Quality Association, whose address can be found at the end of this article. There, you can find a list of Certified Contractors or professionals in your area. It is advisable to select three contractors from this list and request bids, while keeping in mind that the highest price may not necessarily equate to the best quality service. Additionally, be sure to request references from past satisfied clients.
During your initial meetings with the selected contractors, it is important to ask questions to ensure that you are making an informed decision. If you require further assistance with any questions, or if you’re in doubt, you can contact ARLO Environmental Inc. It can be challenging to determine which questions to ask when hiring a contractor, so taking the time to prepare a list of queries beforehand is recommended.
While hiring a certified remediation contractor, it is not a legal requirement, but it is necessary to disclose any mold issues, including those caused by flooding, especially if the home is to be sold. If a licensed certified Remediator completes the work, a mold clearance test for the area should be required. This test provides buyers with proof that the remediation was conducted by a competent licensed remediator. We can do that for you. Opting to hire a contractor is generally safer and more effective than attempting a "do-it-yourself" approach, as they utilize specialized equipment. In either scenario, it is crucial to follow safety protocols to minimize exposure to mold by wearing protective clothing, a respirator, and eye protection. Many instances of "Handyman Disasters of Mold Removal" have been documented, which can result in further contamination of the entire house. Call us today to avoid such issues. We will ensure that proper containment measures are in place to prevent contamination of the rest of the house.
A recent remediation job in Coral Gables, FL, serves as an example of the potential risks associated with hiring unqualified personnel. The homeowner contacted us due to concerns about the Handyman's work, and we discovered significant mold growth and rotted wood within the walls. A licensed Certified Remediator would not have conducted this type of work. Various requirements for mold remediation have been suggested on the Internet, but many of the individuals proposing them have no experience in remediation work. The Amarillo TX Mold Remediation Guidelines for Mold Remediation can be helpful in developing a remediation protocol, but hiring a Certified Amarillo TX Mold Remediation company to inspect the area is always a better option.
Even seemingly straightforward remediation jobs can prove to be more complex than initially anticipated. For instance, a recent job involving an A/C water overflow initially appeared to be a simple job, but upon further investigation, it became clear that the A/C had been leaking on and off for an extended period, leading to the expansion of the job to include the adjoining bathroom. The homeowner would have been left with hidden damage if a Handyman had completed the work. It is crucial to remove two additional feet on each side of the damaged area until it is clean. Sadly, the insurance company denied the claim due to the failure to maintain the A/C properly.
A positive outcome of the above-mentioned job was that the homeowner's daughter no longer suffered from allergies while inside the house. The little girl had been suffering since the family moved into the house two years prior, and despite numerous visits to doctors, they had been unable to identify the cause of her asthma. In conclusion, mold removal can be either simple or complicated, and attempting to save money by hiring Handyman Services is not recommended. Always ensure that the contractor is a Certified Mold Remediator and has up-to-date credentials by checking with the Indoor Air Quality Association. Additionally, ask to see their credentials.
You and your home deserve the very best, call us today! ARLO Environmental Inc.