Buying a home is a big deal for anyone. It's an investment in your future and often a financial sacrifice. You want to protect your investment by getting a mold inspection so you can know whether a home has major mold issues or water damage, which often mean costly repairs or remediation.
According to the EPA, the presence of mold in a home can cause ongoing health concerns. Most common are allergic reactions, but some can be severe depending on the type of mold and how pervasive it is throughout the home. For the sake of you and your family's health, it's a good idea to get mold testing in addition to your home inspection.
If you find out a home has issues like mold, buyers often consult with their realtors to go back to the negotiating table or to ask for repairs from the seller. You may even decide that the house isn't right for you due to the mold concerns. However, you can't do either of these on account of mold if you don't know that a house has issues. This knowledge becomes a tool you can use at your discretion.
Are you concerned that a potential home shows signs of mold? Ready to schedule an inspection? Contact Burgess Inspections today at (804) 794-1423, or request an inspection online anytime.
By Martin Grube (This image is from the FEMA Photo Library.) [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons
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