What Connecticut requires
Connecticut does not require a separate mold remediation license. Contractors performing mold removal typically operate under the Home Improvement Contractor registration through the Department of Consumer Protection. Homeowners should seek contractors with IICRC certification and proper insurance coverage.
Standard homeowner policies in Connecticut generally cover mold from sudden water damage such as burst pipes. Mold from chronic moisture issues or deferred maintenance is typically excluded. Connecticut's older housing stock and humid summers can increase mold risk.
Cities in Connecticut
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