Only Hire Certified Professionals! - (Water Restoration/IICRC s500 VS. Mold Remediation/IICRC s520) скачать в хорошем качестве

Only Hire Certified Professionals! - (Water Restoration/IICRC s500 VS. Mold Remediation/IICRC s520)

IICRC S500 vs. IICRC S520 – What Homeowners MUST Know About Water Damage & Mold Remediation If your home has suffered water damage or mold contamination, knowing the difference between (and importance of) the IICRC S500 Water Damage Restoration Standards and the IICRC S520 Mold Remediation Standards can save you thousands of dollars and protect your health. 🚨 NOT ALL CONTRACTORS FOLLOW THE RIGHT STANDARDS! 🚨 Some companies claim they can handle water damage cleanup or mold remediation, but if they’re not IICRC-certified and not following these strict industry standards, they could be doing more harm than good. 💡 Here’s What You’ll Learn in This Video: ✔️ The IICRC S500 – Water Damage Restoration: When, Why & How It’s Used ✔️ The IICRC S520 – Mold Remediation: Critical Differences from Water Damage Cleanup ✔️ Why These Standards Exist & How They Protect You, the Homeowner ✔️ How to Identify a Qualified Professional vs. a Contractor Cutting Corners ✔️ The Risks of Hiring an Unqualified Company (cross-contamination, health hazards, improper cleanup) ⚠️ Water damage cleanup and mold remediation are NOT the same! Just because a company dries out your home after a flood does NOT mean they know how to properly remove mold and prevent further contamination. 🔑 KEY TAKEAWAY: Always hire an IICRC-certified professional who follows the correct standard (S500 for water damage, S520 for mold remediation) to ensure your home is restored safely, effectively, and legally. 🔗 Resources & Ways to Work With Me: 📍 Website: www.melrosemoldsolutions.com 📍 Instagram: @melrosemoldsolutions 📍 1-on-1 Virtual Consulting: https://andrewmelrose.bloom.io/book 📍 Free Mold Safe Home Habits Guide: https://fierce-maker-7900.ck.page/fre... 📍 Mold Removal Guide (Avoid Costly Mistakes!): https://fierce-maker-7900.ck.page/mol... 📢 Drop your questions in the comments below! Have you ever had an issue with an unqualified contractor? Let’s talk about it. 🔥 ...one more thing, it may not be best to always your insurance carriers "preferred vendor" ... see my other YouTube with Steve Gern about that as we expose the common tactics of the insurance companies and outline everything you need to know as a homeowner about navigating that process.