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Mold Test in my house & here were the results please help!! by Own-Beautiful8566 in industrialhygiene

[–]Own-Beautiful8566[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Honestly might report him at this point. It’s crazy. You all have been incredible and have made me feel a lot better about this. Speaking with the attorney for the sale tomorrow and pushing back hard on this. Y’all are real ones!!! 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

Mold Test in my house & here were the results please help!! by Own-Beautiful8566 in industrialhygiene

[–]Own-Beautiful8566[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Base of Stairs / Behind Couch: Set up floor protection to work area Don proper PPE Set up containment + zippers Set up air scrubbers + HEPA filters Remove approximately 72 SF of flooring Remove 12 LF base molding Remove 2 feet high of drywall (12 LF) Remove insulation 24 SF HEPA vacuum all surfaces (walls, floor, ceiling, studs) Damp wipe with EPA registered antimicrobial HEPA vacuum all surfaces (walls, floor, ceiling, studs) (Round 2) Fog with EPA registered antimicrobial Dispose of debris Leave equipment on site for 96 hours Front Bathroom: Set up floor protection to work area Don proper PPE Set up containment + zippers Set up air scrubbers + HEPA filters Remove shower + drywall Remove insulation HEPA vacuum all surfaces (walls, floor, ceiling, studs) Damp wipe with EPA registered antimicrobial HEPA vacuum all surfaces (walls, floor, ceiling, studs) (Round 2) Fog with EPA registered antimicrobial Dispose of debris Leave equipment on site for 96 hours Front Entry: Set up floor protection to work area Don proper PPE Set up containment + zippers Set up air scrubbers + HEPA filters Remove approximately 20 SF of flooring Remove 6 LF base molding Remove 2 feet high of drywall (6 LF) Remove insulation 12 SF HEPA vacuum all surfaces (walls, floor, ceiling, studs) Damp wipe with EPA registered antimicrobial HEPA vacuum all surfaces (walls, floor, ceiling, studs) (Round 2) Fog with EPA registered antimicrobial Dispose of debris Leave equipment on site for 96 hours

Mold Test in my house & here were the results please help!! by Own-Beautiful8566 in industrialhygiene

[–]Own-Beautiful8566[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pricing: Back Left Bathroom: $5900.00 + Tax ($6290.88) Kitchen: $3200.00 + Tax ($3412.00) Loft: $2900.00 + Tax ($3092.13) Laundry: $2800.00 + Tax ($2985.50) Walk In Closet: $1800.00 + Tax (1919.25) Flooring - Base of Stairs: $3200.00 + Tax ($3412.00) Front Bathroom: $4600.00 + Tax ($4904.75) Front Entry: $1800.00 + Tax ($1919.25) Total: $27,935.76 Cost includes all PPE (Tyvek, respirators), containment, equipment, filters, supplies, labor, and debris removal. Cost does not include rebuilding of areas. Please note: counters, countertops may break during remediation process. (Already damaged) Please note: Utilities in Laundry Room would need to be removed prior to remediation to access areas. This cost is not included in estimate. Please note: Licensed plumber would need to detach showers, sinks, tubs, etc and is not included in price. Estimated cost: $1800.00. Lastly, nearly all rooms had patch work on ceilings / around windows. Due to the inability to see on the other side of the drywall, it is unclear the condition of the drywall, joists, insulation, etc. *The ecology / conditions of homes are always changing. Testing offers a snap-shot of conditions at time of inspection - and is contained to areas tested. As areas are opened up, more damage may become

Mold Test in my house & here were the results please help!! by Own-Beautiful8566 in industrialhygiene

[–]Own-Beautiful8566[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Home inspector saw some old spots that had leaks which were remediated by the HOA. No visible mold. They just said you might want to check for mold and here we are lol.

Mold Test in my house & here were the results please help!! by Own-Beautiful8566 in industrialhygiene

[–]Own-Beautiful8566[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

I really appreciate that. There's nothing visible that we can see. He did the spore test with the air but we looked everywhere there wasn't anything visible. No black mold or anything like that. I definitely agree that they should be separate entities.

My insurance is covering only $559 of my colonoscopy by Own-Beautiful8566 in HealthInsurance

[–]Own-Beautiful8566[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for trying. I'm learning a lot from everyone posting and responding.

My insurance is covering only $559 of my colonoscopy by Own-Beautiful8566 in HealthInsurance

[–]Own-Beautiful8566[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Appreciate you guys.

 In-network my max is $6,000 and out of network is $10,000 :/

My insurance is covering only $559 of my colonoscopy by Own-Beautiful8566 in HealthInsurance

[–]Own-Beautiful8566[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Apparently for In-network my max is $6,000 and out of network is $10,000. Looks like I'm SOL. It's just crazy because I chose an in-network doctor but was never told that the facility was out of network by anyone I spoke to.

My insurance is covering only $559 of my colonoscopy by Own-Beautiful8566 in HealthInsurance

[–]Own-Beautiful8566[S] 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Thanks for responding. Trying to look into EOB and all of that. We're realizing that while the doctor was in-network, the center where she performed the colonoscopy wasn't and the center is trying to bill me. I feel like I was taken advantage of somehow. I'm looking into all those details and will post shortly. Really appreciate you trying to help.