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A wall opened back to yellow insulation and framing after mold removal

Find the source, contain it, remove it.

Mold needs moisture to grow. We find where the water is coming from, seal off the affected area to keep spores from spreading through the house, remove the growth and repair what was damaged. Ryan is IICRC certified in Water Damage Restoration and Applied Microbial Remediation. IICRC standards. Fast response. Quality results.

What we take care of

Every stage, from finding the cause to putting the room back.

Assessment

  • Finding the moisture source

  • Mapping the affected area

Removal

  • Containing the work area

  • Removing affected drywall and materials

  • Cleaning what stays

Rebuild

  • Drywall, insulation and paint

  • Flooring and trim

  • Putting the room back together

How it works, step by step

How a mold job runs.

The steps

  • We inspect and find the moisture source

  • You get a written scope and estimate

  • Contain the area and remove the growth

  • Rebuild the room once the source is fixed

Mold on the wall and floor inside an open sink base cabinetBefore
A double-bowl kitchen sink with new dark base cabinets beneath itAfter

Kept to the room it is in.

Containment

Before any affected material comes out, we seal off the work area with plastic sheeting, so the rest of your home stays clean while we work.

Dark mold growth across a kitchen wall and floor after the base cabinets were taken out

No miracle claims.

Straight talk

Mold spores are in the air everywhere, indoors and out, so no one can make a home free of them. What we do is find the moisture that caused it, remove the growth and leave the area clean and dry.

A blue air scrubber beside a plastic containment wall

Tired of searching for a contractor to put your home back together after a loss?

Front to back

We have the build-back bid in hand upon completion.

A living room corner with shuttered windows, fresh paint, new baseboards and a dark plank floor