When Home Inspectors Fail to Find Mold Problems

Home inspectors are generally not liable to discover defects that are concealed from view. Also, mold may not within the scope of a home inspection.

Either way, evidence water or moisture damage should be a sign that mold problems may be possible. Many buyers learn the hard way that a deficient home inspection could fail to reveal mold contamination.

Especially these days with mold being a problem in foreclosed homes, not discovering mold infestation before the purchase of a home can lead to costly expenses. Competent home inspectors should notify potential buyers of a possible issue, and perhaps recommend a professional mold inspection be performed.

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