What Kansas requires
Kansas does not require a specific license for mold remediation. Mold work may fall under general contractor or specialty contractor licensing in some jurisdictions. Homeowners should seek professionals with IICRC certification and verify that they carry liability and workers' compensation insurance.
Standard homeowner insurance in Kansas generally covers mold from sudden water events. Kansas homes are susceptible to mold from severe storm damage and basement flooding. Separate flood insurance is recommended for properties in flood-prone areas.
Cities in Kansas
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