What Oregon requires
Oregon does not have a specific mold remediation license, but contractors must hold a valid Oregon Construction Contractors Board (CCB) license. Oregon has strong environmental regulations, and contractors performing mold work should follow IICRC standards. Oregon OSHA has worker safety requirements that apply to mold remediation projects.
Standard homeowner policies in Oregon generally cover mold from sudden water damage. Oregon's wet climate, particularly west of the Cascades, makes mold a persistent concern. Homeowners in rain-heavy areas should consider enhanced mold coverage endorsements.
Cities in Oregon
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