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Mold & Water Damage

Wherever you’re dealing with mold or water damage, our free resources will help you take the next step safely.

In most states, anyone can call themselves a mold inspector or remediator.

The industry is largely unregulated, with few training requirements or enforceable standards. Some “inspections” rely on testing alone, which can miss problems. Many “remediation” practices, like spraying bleach, fogging or painting over mold, don’t actually remove it and may make things worse. 

Knowing what to look for is your best protection.

  • Follow the right steps, in the right order
  • Find qualified professionals
  • Ask the right questions before you hire 
  • Spot red flags early

Where are you dealing with it?

MOLD IN THE HOME

For homeowners and renters. Learn the 5 steps of the inspection and remediation process.

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Mold in the Military

For service members and their families. Moving-in tips, survey findings and the latest on new protections.

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Mold in the Workplace

For employees and employers. Accommodations, template letters and practical next steps.

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Mold in Schools

For staff, parents, and students. Special considerations and resources.

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