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TX LICENSED MOLD REMEDIATION CONTRACTOR · MRC #2164

Mold remediation that removes the problem at its source

Visible growth or a hidden musty smell, we contain it, remove it safely, and treat the surfaces so it does not come back. Every job follows IICRC and Texas MRC standards, start to finish.

WHY IT MATTERS

Mold is more than a stain. Left alone, it spreads.

Mold thrives anywhere there is moisture, behind walls, under flooring, in attics and crawlspaces. It can spread within days and can affect air quality and the health of everyone in the building, especially children, older adults, and anyone with allergies or asthma.

Bleach and store bought sprays only treat the surface. Proper remediation finds the moisture source, removes the affected material, and prevents regrowth. That is the work we do, and we document every step.

OUR REMEDIATION PROCESS

Six careful steps, every time

01

Inspect & identify the source

We locate the moisture feeding the mold, because remediation fails if the source is not fixed first.

02

Contain the area

Plastic barriers and negative air pressure keep spores from traveling to clean parts of the property.

03

Filter the air

HEPA air scrubbers capture airborne spores throughout the containment zone.

04

Remove & treat

Affected porous materials are removed and remaining surfaces are treated with antimicrobial agents.

05

Dry & clean

We dry the space fully and HEPA vacuum and wipe every surface so the area is truly clean.

06

Verify with testing

Post remediation clearance testing confirms the mold is gone before we close the job.

WHEN TO CALL US

Signs you may have a mold problem

A musty, earthy smell that does not go away
Dark spots or discoloration on walls or ceilings
Recent water damage, leaks, or flooding
Worsening allergy or respiratory symptoms indoors
Peeling paint or warping on walls and trim
Condensation or humidity you cannot control
ON THE JOB

What mold looks like before we get to work

Think you have mold? Let's find out for free.

A licensed technician will inspect your property, explain what is going on in plain language, and give you an honest recommendation. No pressure.