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Stephanie Salas
  • Las Vegas, NV
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Mold remediation options

Stephanie Salas
  • Las Vegas, NV
Posted

Good day! I have a duplex I am highly interested in purchasing. In fact, close to pulling the trigger per se. But, inspection came back revealing mold in the attic.

Seller wants me to split the costs to remediate the mold. I’m fine with that but seller wants to use dry fog method to remediate.

I’m new to all all of this. Has anyone had similar scenario and if so, what are some ideas or should I just walk away.

Is dry fog effective at removing mold? It seems to be less costly than other proven method by a wide margin.

I don’t want to “sweep it under the rug” and make sure the mold is removed for good.

Thanks

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