t least 45 million buildings in the United States have unhealthy levels of mold according to a study done in 2017. Mold remediation is a vital service that can improve air quality in a building and help prevent the development or worsening of asthma. These services are important and necessary as over 30% of new homes experience some sort of mold-related problem. Mold affects many property owners every year, whether they are aware of it or not. These services are highly sought after and make up a large portion of our franchisee’s business. While some of the jobs may be on the lower end of the spectrum in terms of cost, they provide a client with a cleaner quality of air and have high-profit margins.
Mold is an incredibly common substance to find in a home or building, here are some facts about mold:
Mold remediation is a vital service that is continuously growing year over year. More and more buildings are having issues with mold and with mold-related asthma becoming a growing problem, these services are growing in the number of jobs and level of priority for most home and business owners. Mold remediation is also a great additional service alongside any remediation company, as most remediation companies stick away from the service. Around 6% of restoration companies actually specialize in mold remediation, making it a highly sought-after service with limited competition. While these jobs on average may be smaller than the typical fire or water job, they are imperative due to their necessity and high profit margins.
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