When to call about a mold problem
- Visible growth that keeps returning after cleaning.
- Mold-like growth across drywall, ceilings, cabinetry, framing, or other building materials.
- A musty odor that persists even after the area is dry and cleaned.
- Mold concerns after a leak, overflow, roof problem, or water-damage event.
- A problem that may extend behind walls, under flooring, into an attic, or beyond the surface you can see.
What professional remediation is meant to accomplish
Professional mold remediation is focused on addressing mold-contaminated materials and limiting the spread of contamination during the work. The appropriate steps depend on the affected materials, extent of the problem, moisture conditions, and any assessment or remediation protocol required for the project.
Texas separates assessment and remediation
Texas regulates mold assessment and mold remediation. A person or company may hold both types of licenses, but the same party generally may not perform both assessment and remediation on the same project. That separation is designed into this site: we do not present independent mold assessment or laboratory testing as an in-house remediation service.
Start with the problem you are seeing
Signs of mold · Possible hidden mold · Mold after water damage · Mold from plumbing leaks · Bathroom mold · Attic mold