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Anyone in the process of looking for a new home knows the importance of making the right decision. Even beyond the financial considerations-which are significant-there is the simple matter of finding a place you will love. But even if you spend a lot of time looking at houses and thinking over your options, you have to realize that not everything is visible on the surface. Even if you are eager to make an offer on a house, you should stop to consider that there might be more than meets the eye. For this reason, a professional home inspection is a must, and you would be wise to have a mold remediation company do the job. If there's one problem you don't want to see in a home you're thinking of buying, it's mold. Owner Claims As much as you may want to, you can't take the current owners' claims seriously when buying a house. This is likely the biggest financial investment you will ever make, don't risk purchasing a home with potential problems because you trusted the seller's claim that there are no defects. Not only could a homeowner easily be lying to you, there is a reasonable chance that they don't even know about some of the underlying problems in their home. Mold remediation companies turn up issues all the time that homeowners were completely oblivious to. The presence of growth can mean structural weakness and it can also be an indication of water damage, neither of which you want in a new home. An Impartial Inspection You may be thinking, "Well, the homeowners said they already had an inspector come out and give the house a clean bill of health." That's not good enough. You want to hire an inspector who has no previous ties to the homeowners, and no reason to falsify a report on their behalf. That means finding a mold remediation company that puts their reputation above making a customer happy with their report. Free Inspections You'll find that some mold remediation companies will offer free or very low fee inspections, especially to first time customers. This, of course, is because they make their money through the removal of the problem. That's not your concern. Of course, you can choose to still buy the house if a problem is found and in that case may want the company to get rid of the growth, but otherwise you are simply looking for the information. Afterwards, you can move forward with the decision whether or not to finalize the purchase. Before you purchase a home, you need to have it inspected by a company that specializes in mold remediation rhode island has many such businesses to choose from. Visit http://www.puroclean.com/office/595/us/rhode-island/warwick/02887/puroclean-disaster-restoration-services to find out more.
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