Ada Township lies east of Grand Rapids, where the Thornapple River meets the Grand River, with the village center and its covered bridge near the meeting point. Much of the township is larger homes on bigger lots, many with finished walkout basements.
Big finished basements hide moisture problems well. A slow leak behind a wet bar, a window well that fills in a storm, or a basement bathroom without a good fan can grow mold for months before anyone notices the smell. Mold found during a home sale is also a common Ada call, usually with a closing date attached.
Call (616) 226-9528If mold turned up in a buyer's inspection, ask for a written scope and price from the contractor. Buyers and their agents usually want to see what was found, what was done, and sometimes a test afterwards.
Common questions
The buyer's inspector found mold. How fast can it be dealt with?
Small and medium jobs are often done in a few days once the contractor has seen it. Tell us your closing date when you call.
Can I get a test after the work is done?
Yes. A clearance test after remediation can show the area is back to normal levels, which buyers often ask for.
Do you cover Cascade too?
Yes, Ada, Cascade and the area along the Thornapple River.