Free Mold Removal Inspection in Wilmington

The inspection is free: exterior water path, crawl space and attic entry, moisture readings at named locations, photographs, and a written scope with fixed prices per line. About an hour. Lab testing is optional and priced separately at $300–$900 when the question needs it.

What the hour covers

Outside first — downspout discharge, grade, standing water, where the last storm went. Then the crawl space with a meter and a light: moisture content on joists and subfloor, humidity compared against the house, ground and barrier condition, any standing water and its source. Then the attic: sheathing, insulation moisture, bath fan terminations, soffit intake. Then the rooms concerning you, with readings at wall bases rather than guesses.

What you get

Photographs of everything found, readings from named locations rather than adjectives, the moisture source stated plainly, and a written scope with a fixed price per line and a timeline. It is yours. Take it to two other companies and compare — and if one of them never mentions where the water comes from, you will know what you are looking at.

What a mold removal scope contains

Whatever we recommend arrives as a document, not a conversation. It names the moisture source in plain words — which downspout, which grade, which unsealed crawl. It lists each phase of work as its own line with its own fixed price, so you can see what containment costs versus what the vapor barrier costs versus what the drainage costs. It states the standard the work follows, which is IICRC S520, because North Carolina sets none. And it gives a timeline in days. Every number in it traces back to a reading taken during the hour we spent at your house, and every price in the cost guide is the same price you will see on it.

Buying a house?

Say so when you call and it gets priority scheduling. In a metro that relocates as much as this one, a large share of our inspections happen between contract and closing, and the written scope is built to hand straight to a repair negotiation. A stain can mean a $400 downspout or a $9,000 crawl space; knowing which one before you sign is worth an hour.

Inspection questions

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