What Georgia requires
Georgia does not require a specific mold remediation license. Mold removal is typically performed by restoration companies or general contractors. The state recommends that homeowners hire professionals who follow IICRC S520 guidelines and carry appropriate insurance.
Standard homeowner policies in Georgia generally cover mold caused by sudden, accidental water damage. Georgia's warm, humid climate increases mold risk, particularly in crawl spaces and basements. Mold riders are available for additional coverage beyond standard policy limits.
Cities in Georgia
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