Mold Inspection: What Your Property Needs
Schedule a mold inspection to identify moisture sources, assess affected areas, and protect your Eastern North Carolina home or business from water damage.
William Davis (Tom) is the owner of D & D Pest Control Co. and D & D Home Inspection Services, serving Eastern North Carolina. With decades of experience in pest and termite control, home inspections, crawlspace solutions, and residential property services, Tom is committed to providing dependable, professional service and practical solutions for homeowners and businesses.
Schedule a mold inspection to identify moisture sources, assess affected areas, and protect your Eastern North Carolina home or business from water damage.
Learn how disinfect rodent droppings safely, avoid airborne contamination, and know when rodent cleanup calls for a trained pest control professional.
Indoor air quality can be affected by crawlspace moisture, mold, pests, and ventilation. Learn warning signs and steps to protect your Eastern NC home.
Learn what WDIR report validity means in North Carolina, when lenders may require a new inspection, and how to protect a real estate closing from delays.
Air purifier versus dehumidifier: learn which device helps with humidity, mold concerns, allergens, odors, and crawlspace moisture in your home year-round.
Use this termite barrier comparison to weigh liquid treatments, bait systems, physical barriers, and crawlspace conditions before protecting your home.
The room is warm and dark. The person in the bed isn’t moving. Somewhere nearby—perhaps behind a headboard, inside a box spring, along a mattress seam, or within a tiny crack in the bed frame—a hungry bed bug leaves its… Read More »How Do Bed Bugs Find You While You’re Sleeping?
Home inspector reviews can reveal reporting quality, local experience, and communication. Learn what to check before choosing an inspector for a property.
Learn how to identify powderpost beetles by their exit holes, powder, wood damage, and activity, plus when a professional inspection is the safer choice.
Compare a home inspection versus WDIR report for North Carolina buyers. Learn what each covers, what it can miss, and when you may need both for closing.