The man couldn't even tell me what he thought the plan was for my Apartments to fix it like it was…read moresome secret information and I still have mold behind contractors twice and behind Indiana mold remediation zero Stars. Not positive of the guy's name that came to my house but if it's Aaron don't let him come not sure if that's his name

We Removed wallpaper and found mold behind it. I called to…read moresee if someone could evaluate the situation to make sure that the mold wasn't deeper than the surface. They were able to come out within a few days. Mark was very helpful with telling me how to remediate the mold that was surface only. He gave a lot of tips and tricks to make sure I do it properly and safely with the right products. I would definitely recommend Indiana Mold Remediation for any issues or questions you might have on the topic!

I can't say enough good things about Tony. He is great, very personable, and professional. The…read morefirst thing he did was an air quality test to indicate what type of mold we had. Once we received the test results back from the lab, we were able to have him remediate our home. He took the time to explain, in detail, what all was going to be done and why. His explanation of the process made us feel confident that he was the right guy for the job. The entire process went fairly quickly. I would definitely recommend him to anyone who is having a mold issue.

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They are extremely friendly and knowledgeable! They have done work for us at more than one…read moreproperty, and have done an excellent job with great communication! Any questions we had were quickly answered, and in great detail!

As a Realtor, it is important to have contractors that are professional, dependable, trustworthy,…read moreknowledgeable, and provide good service. Residential Mold Services are all these things. Prior to the work being done, I was given a detailed proposal of the the work to be done, which I then signed and agreed to. When the work was completed, the numbers did not change. The contractors described the scope of the work that was completed in detail to me in an honest and transparent fashion. This company did an excellent job! Crawl space was treated for pests, mold, and a vapor barrier was installed at an excellent price. Work was completed the same day, so no one was inconvenienced. Pricing was quite reasonable. Drew, Karen, and Jessop were wonderful to work with. Warranty certificates for the work that was done provided. Given the fact that other Real Estate companies such as FC Tucker endorses RMS, just reinforces my opinion that this is definitely a company to consider when having this type of work done.

Let me start by saying the Radon system works, we are below EPA limits. The product is fine, the…read moreinstallation and customer service is where all the issues were. My first issue, the estimate I signed said cracks in the basement floor would've filled. Instead the technician left me two tubes of silicone and told me "you probably want to fill anything you can see depth into". I paid $1045, the guy was here for 2.5 hours. I expected him to fulfill the estimate. My second issue came when I went to review the work before the technician departed. The siding he cut a hole in was bowed out from the side of the house. I had to point out the issue, encourage the fix. It took us about 15 minutes to get the pipe in the attic placed so it didn't hold my siding off the side of the house. I'd expect after you cut a hole in the side of the house, you at least go out and look once the install is complete. The issue could have been resolved if the technician had a ladder tall enough to push the siding back in, but he didn't. The technician also left a bunch of dirt, insulation, and a huge mess on the carpet of our closet. For $1045 for 2.5 hours, I'd expect you to have a vacuum with you. Dude also forgot the label and the info that certified he installed the system. I have a home inspection for the sale of our home in 3 days. The inspector is going to want to know it was installed by a professional. He had to come back to put the label on. The last and most egregious of the issues. The technician's van left a dozen or more oil stains in my driveway. If it was one small spot, sure, leak started recently, he didn't know. But a dozen? That's been leaking a while, park your car on the street when you're at a customers house. Super unprofessional and careless. Photo attached of the oil stains. The driveway is a year and a half old. This is now the only imperfection on it.

We hired Cleanworx a few months ago to complete several critical jobs in our newly purchased home:…read moreinstalling a vapor barrier, a sump pump, mold remediation, and a radon mitigation system. I have never felt more ripped off by a company -- ever. In hopes the same doesn't happen to others, I finally decided to write a review. We chose Cleanworx based on their website, the services they advertised, and the strong reviews. It seemed like a solid choice. They claimed to do all the work we needed. Turns out, that was not the case. Don't be fooled by the polished website -- it does not reflect the quality or reliability of their service. The biggest issue was the so-called "vapor barrier installation." I was charged $885 for what amounted to little more than thin black plastic tossed haphazardly in the crawlspace. It didn't fully cover the ground. It didn't go up the walls. It didn't reach the edges. It barely overlapped, and entire sections -- including the entrance area -- were left exposed (see photos). There were gaps everywhere, dirt and gravel still fully visible. It was as unprofessional and careless a job as you can imagine. After raising our concerns, my husband spoke with the owner, who agreed to refund half the cost. But that's still shocking -- why should I pay anything for a job that was incomplete and not even remotely up to standard? Even worse, within a week, we had standing water pooling on top of the plastic. So not only was the vapor barrier not installed correctly -- it completely failed at its core purpose. And considering we also paid for mold remediation, this undermines the entire process. What's the point of treating for mold if you leave the area exposed to continued moisture? To make matters worse, I was charged a separate fee for "debris removal." Instead of removing it, they used the debris to weigh down the plastic barrier. Seriously? Since then, I've had multiple other companies come out to assess the work. Every single one of them called it laughable, poorly done, and said I should have received a full refund -- at minimum. They all pointed out that without a properly sealed vapor barrier, the mold remediation is essentially pointless. Communication with Cleanworx was also frustrating. It took multiple emails and phone calls just to get the partial refund. When we first booked the appointment, we were told that the owner, Dustin, would be doing the work himself. He later admitted he didn't -- and blamed the poor job on one of his workers. But if that's the case, shouldn't your employees meet the same standard of work as you claim to hold? Why are customers expected to pay full price for a half-done, substandard job simply because the owner wasn't the one doing it? Bottom line: the photos on the website are not reflective of the actual service. The vapor barrier was a total failure. The mold remediation was compromised. The debris was not removed. Communication was difficult. And the refund was partial, when a full one was warranted. To be fair, the radon system and sump pump seem to be working fine. But in my view, that doesn't excuse the rest. Be cautious before hiring this company. I wouldn't trust them again. I have photos on my google review if you'd like to see the kind of work they do.

Jon was thorough and the inspection report was super easy to read. He called me, went over the…read morereport, and answered additional questions I had about aluminum wiring. It is rare to have an inspector reach out to the Realtor. As I Realtor of 38 years, it was a pleasure working with Pillar to Post!

Jon Carrothers - Pillar to Post couldn't possible be worse than they are. Their inspector missed…read moreover $70k in defects to my home and now we've purchased a money pit. When we reached out to Jon, he offered us our money back x2. I'm not a mathematician but I'm pretty sure $2400 won't make up for $70,000 in missed defects. When we complained further, he immediately filed an insurance claim to hide behind his negligence. He's been given multiple opportunities to make things right, but he won't because he has no integrity. Please, for the love of God, use Security Home Inspections and not these clowns. Security did my 2nd inspection and found every defect P2P couldn't see....even though clearly visible to the naked eye. Jon Carrothers simply couldn't care less. He got paid and that's all he cares about.

I highly recommend you look elsewhere…read more They failed to report two conditions that were plainly visible from accessible areas. One was a sewer cleanout penetration in the foundation block that was left completely open, an obvious bulk-water path (daylight visible from crawlspace) which led to structural rot. The other defect was a large portion of the tall end of the attic where cardboard was used in place of sheathing, which now I have bugs, moisture, and repairs to deal with. After finding these issues I reached out to them. My experience with management after that was in my opinion, a case study in avoidance, blame-shifting, and zero accountability. On the phone I was told maybe it "washed out later," that things were "nearly completely obstructed," and that there was "garbage and shrubs blocking the view." None of those limitations were documented at the time of the inspection at those locations. Then came the kicker: they offered me a refund, but only on the condition that I sign a broad gag/confidentiality release that restricts honest public reviews and complaints. Of course I didn't accept that, I offered a narrow, non-gag release. They declined. This isn't about "finding every problem." It's about reporting obvious, visible defects or clearly stating specific access limits where you didn't/couldn't inspect at the time, not AFTER the fact. The company's posture felt smug, adversarial, defensive, and accountability-averse. If you value professionalism, accountability and transparency, consider this experience before choosing an inspector. My opinion: a professional inspection should either report visible, readily accessible defects or document specific limits where they could not. That didn't happen here. Their response with after-the-fact excuses and the insistence on a gag release felt smug and dismissive, not customer-focused. They got really creative with the colorful excuses, Brad (management I'm assuming) tried telling me that the sheathing was actually "underneath the cardboard", despite my pictures showing otherwise. He also said "we don't have our guys get involved in any of the mud in the crawlspaces". This was not a flooded or particularly muddy crawlspace. I heavily regret having gone with this company. I filed a chargeback with my bank. I'm happy to share photos and emails with anyone considering using them.

Buying a new house is a stressful time, especially in 2020-2021. You want to make sure you're…read moremaking a good investment and the right decision. Having a good inspector is very important to understand and to learn about the property in question as it can uncover some serious issues with the house, help negotiate a better deal, or simply provide peace of mind. I researched a few different companies in the area and decided to go with Security Home Inspections. The office staff was very responsive and answered all my questions. From the price perspective they were not overly expensive, but weren't the cheapest either. What's also convenient, they do radon, infrared, and sewer cam (some other firms don't and you have to schedule multiple inspections with different people) and we actually uncovered some tree roots in the sewer line before closing, which helped us negotiate. Overall, our inspector was punctual, friendly, and thorough. He invited us to look at every issue he had found and explained how severe it was and what needed to be done in order to remediate it. Our report was done the next day and as a bonus we got the appliance recall subscription. All in all, I'm happy I went with Security Home Inspections and I feel more confident about our home purchase decision. I'd definitely recommend this company to anyone in the area.