Quality Restoration

Quality Restoration carries a strong 4.9-star rating across 513 Google reviews, which matters in Lehi where homes built around 2006 face real moisture challenges. With 51% average relative humidity and 18 inches of annual rainfall, mold risk is genuine for many local homeowners. That rating suggests they've handled the damp-climate issues that plague this area consistently. When you're deciding whether to call, that track record from hundreds of local customers is worth noting.

Before hiring, verify that Quality Restoration holds a current license through the Utah Division of Occupational and Professional Licensing (DOPL) and carries appropriate insurance. Utah doesn't require a specific mold remediation license, so contractor licensing and insurance become your key verification points. One important caveat: Quality Restoration is listed as both a mold inspector and a remediation company. Industry standards flag this as a potential conflict of interest, since the same firm profits from finding problems and then fixing them. If you want an independent assessment, consider getting a standalone mold inspection first (typically $200-$600 in this region) from an inspector who doesn't also do remediation work.