Disclaimer
Limits on the mold and storm information published by Lake Charles Mold Removal Co., including health, insurance and cost statements.
General information only
Everything here is general information about mold and storm-related moisture in southwest Louisiana. It is not an inspection report, an engineering opinion, or advice about a specific property.
Health
Nothing on this site is medical advice. Responses to mold exposure differ substantially between individuals, and questions about symptoms or diagnosis belong to a physician rather than to a remediation contractor.
Storm and climate figures
Annual precipitation references the NOAA/NCEI 1991–2020 annual normal for station USW00003937, Lake Charles Regional Airport. Descriptions of Hurricane Laura, Hurricane Delta, Winter Storm Uri and the 17 May 2021 flooding reference National Weather Service records and contemporaneous reporting.
Insurance references
Statements about claims and deadlines are general orientation and are not insurance or legal advice. Policy language, endorsements, sublimits and prescriptive periods vary. Read your own policy and speak to your adjuster or an attorney.
Licensing
Louisiana administers a Mold Remediation classification through the Louisiana State Licensing Board for Contractors, required above a statutory threshold. Verify any company, including this one, on the board’s own register rather than relying on a number printed on a vehicle or a website.
Cost figures
Ranges reference regional contractor pricing and are illustrative rather than quotations. The extent of concealed damage in a repaired building cannot be known before the wall is opened, which is why scopes state what is assumed and what happens if the area proves larger.
No guarantee of outcome
Remediation addresses conditions present at the time of the work. Where a moisture source recurs, growth can return. Warranty terms, where offered, appear in the written scope and are the only commitments that apply.