Our Mold Remediation Services

An inspection starts with a walk-through of the rooms where you noticed mold, damp, or musty smells. The inspector checks visible growth, moisture sources, and ventilation, and takes air or surface samples where the findings call for them. You receive a report that names the affected areas, the moisture causes behind them, and the remediation steps that fit your home.

A regular inspection finds mold and traces its moisture causes before any work begins. Clearance testing happens after remediation, and it checks whether the treated areas read clean. The two serve different stages: one maps the problem, the other verifies the result of the work.

Clear personal items and furniture away from the affected walls so the team can reach the work area and set up containment. Leave the mold itself alone, since disturbing it spreads spores through the air. The team handles covering, containment, and protection for the rest of the room.

Crawl space work focuses on ground moisture, ventilation, and access under the house, and it may include encapsulation for ongoing damp. Bathroom work focuses on grout, tile, plumbing joints, and fan ventilation. The inspection decides which service fits, based on where the mold sits and what feeds it.

Removal takes visible mold off a surface. Remediation goes further: it finds the moisture source, contains the area, removes the growth, cleans and treats the surfaces, and addresses the conditions that let mold return. Removal alone leaves the cause in place, so growth often comes back.