Mold Remediation Services
Professional Mold Remediation for Homes & Businesses
Stop mold at the source, remove it safely, and prevent it from coming back
GET A FREE ESTIMATEMold problems are almost never just a "surface issue." Mold grows when a building has the right conditions—moisture, time, and a food source (drywall paper, wood, dust, insulation). Our job is to stop the mold at the source, remove contaminated materials safely, and help prevent it from coming back by correcting the conditions that allowed it to grow in the first place.
We provide professional mold remediation for homes and businesses, including visible mold, odor-only cases, and moisture events where mold may be developing behind walls or under floors.
Mold Remediation vs. Mold Removal
"Mold removal" is a common term, but the real goal is mold remediation—a systematic approach that addresses the root cause. If moisture is still present—or returns—mold can return. Remediation is a system, not a wipe-down.

What You're Actually Paying For
Our Remediation Process
True mold remediation is a systematic process that addresses the source, contains the problem, removes contamination, and verifies conditions are dry and stable.
Identify & Control Moisture
Locate and address the moisture source that's allowing mold to thrive.
Contain the Area
Isolate the affected area so spores don't spread to other parts of your property.
Remove Contaminated Materials
Safely remove drywall, insulation, and other materials that can't be properly cleaned.
Clean & HEPA Filter
Detail remaining structural surfaces and use HEPA filtration to reduce airborne particulate.
We also verify conditions are dry and stable, and coordinate clearance testing when requested.
Common Signs of Mold Growth
Even when you can't see it, mold often leaves clues:
If you're unsure, we can help determine whether you're dealing with active moisture, old staining, or a hidden mold condition.
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Mold Remediation by Location
Basement Mold Remediation
Basements are one of the most common places for mold because they're naturally cooler and often more humid. Mold may appear on drywall, framing, stored items, or behind finished walls.
Common basement causes:
- •Ground moisture intrusion / hydrostatic pressure
- •Poor ventilation or dehumidification
- •Plumbing leaks, water heaters, laundry lines
- •Condensation on cold surfaces and ducting
How we treat basement mold:
- •Moisture mapping and targeted inspection
- •Containment to protect the rest of the home
- •Removal of affected drywall/insulation when necessary
- •Cleaning of framing and structural surfaces
- •Drying and humidity control recommendations (often a dehumidifier strategy)
If your basement smells musty but looks "fine," it's often a sign of hidden growth behind walls, under flooring, or in contents.


Attic Mold Remediation
Attic mold is commonly caused by ventilation imbalances and condensation, not always a roof leak. You'll often see dark staining on roof sheathing and rafters.
Common attic causes:
- •Bath fans venting into the attic
- •Blocked soffit/ridge vents
- •Inadequate insulation or air sealing (warm moist air rises)
- •Seasonal condensation, especially on north-facing roof decking
- •Roof leaks around penetrations (vents, chimneys, skylights)
How we treat attic mold:
- •Identify whether it's condensation-driven or leak-driven
- •Control airflow pathways contributing to moisture
- •Remediate affected wood surfaces safely
- •Advise on ventilation corrections and air sealing strategies
Attic mold is one of the most misunderstood issues. A proper remediation plan should address why the attic is wet, not just "clean the wood."
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Discover potential hidden mold growth in your home with our thorough and professional mold testing services.
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Client Experiences with Mr. Mold
Hands down the best mold company out there!! David was very professional and great to work with!! Honestly the best in the business would not even consider calling anyone else
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