What District of Columbia requires
The District of Columbia does not have a dedicated mold remediation license. Contractors must hold appropriate DC business licenses and general contractor credentials. Given the district's older housing stock, contractors experienced with historic building remediation and IICRC-certified are recommended.
Homeowner policies in the District of Columbia generally cover mold caused by sudden water damage events. Mold from gradual leaks or humidity is typically excluded. DC's humid summers and aging building infrastructure can increase mold exposure risk.
Cities in District of Columbia
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