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Can the Same Company Inspect and Remediate Mold in New York? Here’s How Article 32 Works
New York Article 32 separates mold assessment and remediation on covered projects. Learn who assesses the property, writes the remediation plan, performs cleanup, and handles final clearance.
Buying a Home on Long Island? When a Separate Mold Inspection May Be Worth It
Buying a home on Long Island? Learn when a separate mold inspection may be worth it, what signs to watch for, and when a licensed mold assessment can provide useful information.
Air Sampling vs. Surface Sampling for Mold: What Does Each Test Actually Tell You?
Air sampling and surface sampling answer different mold-testing questions. Learn what each method can tell you, its limitations, and when each test may be appropriate.
What Happens During a Licensed Mold Assessment on Long Island?
A licensed mold assessment helps identify mold, moisture problems, affected materials, and the next steps needed for remediation. Here’s what Long Island property owners can expect during the process.
Do You Need Mold Testing If You Can Already See Mold?
Not always. If mold is already clearly visible, you usually do not need laboratory testing just to confirm that mold exists. The U.S. EPA states
What Affects the Cost of a Mold Inspection on Long Island?
Mold inspection costs on Long Island can vary based on property size, testing needs, accessibility, and the extent of the problem. Here’s what affects the final price.