Cleveland Mold Removal throughout Lorain, Erie, Huron, Medina, Cuyahoga & portions of Summit, Portage & Geauga counties
Katelyn from Highland Heights wrote:When we were searching for mold remediation, we had several quotes. We knew Dutch’s Mold Inspections were not the cheapest estimate we received, but we decided to use their services because they seemed like the most
Gloria from Cleveland, Ohio wrote:They removed furniture, carpet and various items form the basement. They sanitized and biowiped all hard surface items, walls and floors. They protected my first and second floors by installing containment curtains. They used air scrubbers and commercial dehumidifies to create
Michael from Shaker Heights, Ohio wrote:Very well. Arrived at 7:30am as promised. Took 2 days as promised. Crew worked hard and had the basement cleared of all personal items in about 5 hours. Then began deconstruction. Was guided through the basement
Kimberly from North Olmsted, Ohio wrote:Great. Rick gave great advice, removed an unnecessary separation wall to improve circulation, got rid of the stuff that had mold on it and educated me on when to be seriously concerned and when mold isn’t
Joel from Beachwood, Ohio wrote:Spent close to 45 minutes inspecting the job and said there was no mold issue to deal with. Two weeks prior another company recommended by our real estate agent wanted over $2000.00 for the same work.
In the case of hidden mold, what you don’t know CAN hurt you. These tips come from the EPA’s “A Brief Guide to Mold, Moisture and Your Home.” Although much moisture in your home can be handled by the homeowners
These ten things you should know about mold come from the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and can be found here. At Dutch’s Mold Inspections & Mold Remediation Services it is not our goal to simply remove mold, but
You may have thought mold inspections, mold removal (or mold remediation) and indoor air quality would stop making headlines by now. After all it was over 40 years ago, in the late 1970’s that the EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) and
Why does it seem like fears of black mold and its health effects have sky-rocketed over the past decade? Is it justified or just media hype? When is it safe to take care of mold yourself and when should
Symptoms of Sick House Syndrome, Sick Building Syndrome, and poor IAQ (indoor air quality) at your home, school or business include: – cronic headaches – eye or skin irritation – sniffles – sneezes – dry cough – fatigue – dizziness