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Who in the county do I need to contact regards to mold concern in my house?
01-20-2013, 02:12 AM
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Who in the county do I need to contact regards to mold concern in my house?
I went to see my doctor today to find out whats wrong with me. I told him I smell mold in my house as well. His office had mold problem last year and temporary relocated his office, He then told me to contact "the county"..... OK............... which one? ( contacted Building department left message about an hr ago, no one had responded to me )

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01-20-2013, 02:20 AM
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Health department, Board of Health for your town.
Do you rent or own the home?
If you rent then the landlord is responsible to eliminate the mold, there are companies that will clean & remove the mold.
If you own the home you will be responsible for the mold removal, I don't know if it is covered under homeowners insurance.

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01-20-2013, 02:20 AM
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Medical Examiner to prepare for the inevitable.

LOL. Are you some kind of nut job? Get some bleach/water/vinegar and spray.
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