You can smell it before you see it
That earthy, damp smell in a closed room usually means growth behind a surface, not on it.
Inspect and test, so we know what is there and how far it has spread before anything is opened.
Seal the area and run negative air pressure, so spores do not travel into the rest of the house.
Remove the affected materials and HEPA clean everything that stays.
Treat the surfaces and dry the space out properly.
Bring in an outside lab to clear it, then rebuild the wall or ceiling that came out.
That earthy, damp smell in a closed room usually means growth behind a surface, not on it.
If it returns weeks after you cleaned it, the moisture source is still there and the roots were never removed.
Anything that got wet and stayed wet past two days is a candidate, even if it looks dry now.
Stuffy head at home that clears when you leave is worth an air sample before anything else.
Visual inspection plus air and surface sampling, so the scope is based on data rather than a guess.
Sealed barriers and negative air pressure, so nothing travels into rooms that are still clean.
Air scrubbers running throughout the work, with filters changed on schedule.
Affected porous material cut out past the visible edge, bagged and taken out through the containment.
Every surface that stays gets treated and wiped down, including framing.
An independent lab confirms the numbers before we rebuild, and you get the report.
Gear sized to the room, not whatever was left on the truck. Undersized equipment is how a three-day dry-out turns into a two-week mold job.
Bleach on the surface takes the colour out but leaves the roots in porous material like drywall and framing. Without containment, sanding or scrubbing throws spores through the rest of the house. And if the moisture source stays, it grows back in the same spot within weeks.
If something we installed or repaired fails because of how we did it, we come back and fix it at no charge. Manufacturer warranties on materials pass through to you.
No change without a signed change order. If we open a wall and find more than anyone expected, you see the revised number and approve it before we keep going.
Equipment comes out on readings, not on a schedule that suits us. You get the daily logs, and on mold work an outside lab signs off before we rebuild.
A slow roof leak over a bedroom went unnoticed through a wet winter. By the time it was called in, growth covered most of the ceiling and had reached the top of two walls. Containment went up the same day, the ceiling and affected drywall came out, and the room passed clearance on the first test six days later.
Get your place looked at"Found black mold in our crawlspace during a remodel. The team contained it perfectly with zero cross-contamination. Very professional, transparent pricing, and passed clearance testing on the first try."
Michael T. · Google reviewThe inspection is free. Lab testing before and after is a separate cost, and on larger jobs the clearance test is done by an independent lab, not us.
For a contained area, yes, you stay in the unaffected parts. For whole-house or heavy contamination we will tell you straight that you should stay somewhere else for a few days.
Often, when it came from a sudden covered event like a burst pipe. Long-term neglect usually is not covered. We document the source so the carrier can make the call.
A bathroom wall might be two days. A whole crawlspace or several rooms runs a week or more, plus clearance testing before the rebuild.
We work with every major carrier and most regional ones. You pay your deductible, we invoice them for the covered work.
Carrier names are shown to indicate who we bill. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by these companies.
One crew from the first night through the final walkthrough, and one person who knows your job when you call. Marked vehicles, uniformed techs, IICRC certified.
Call (213) 817-5704We are a service-area business: crews dispatch from Claremont, minutes from the 210 and the 10, and come to your property. There is no walk-in office.
Someone answers day or night. Or just call (213) 817-5704.
The inspection is free, emergency work on an insurance claim needs nothing down, and someone picks up the phone at 3am.