Mold Remediation in Metro Detroit
Mold is a moisture problem first. We fix both.
Mold grows where something stayed wet. Killing the visible growth without fixing the water source just buys a few weeks. We contain the area, remove affected materials under negative air pressure, clean and treat what stays, then correct the moisture that caused it.
What's happening?
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Our process
The same sequence on every job, scaled to the size of the loss.
- Step 1
Find the moisture source
Meters and inspection to identify why the material stayed wet.
- Step 2
Containment
Plastic containment and negative air machines so spores do not spread.
- Step 3
Removal and cleaning
Affected porous materials are removed, remaining surfaces are HEPA vacuumed and treated.
- Step 4
Dry and prevent
Structural drying and moisture correction, then rebuild.
What usually causes it
- Chronic basement humidity
- Slow leaks under sinks and behind walls
- Unvented bathrooms
- Water damage that was never dried properly
- Crawl space ground moisture
Where we provide this service
Cities where we handle mold work.
Lapeer County
St. Clair County
Wayne County
Oakland County
- Auburn Hills
- Birmingham
- Bloomfield Hills
- Clarkston
- Commerce Township
- Farmington
- Farmington Hills
- Ferndale
- Highland Township
- Keego Harbor
- Lake Orion
- Lyon Township
- Madison Heights
- Milford
- Novi
- Oak Park
- Orchard Lake Village
- Pontiac
- Rochester Hills
- Royal Oak
- South Lyon
- Southfield
- Springfield Township
- Sylvan Lake
- Troy
- Walled Lake
- Waterford
- West Bloomfield
- White Lake
- Wixom
- Wolverine Lake
Macomb County
Monroe County
Questions we get about mold
Do I need a mold test?
Not always. If you can see it and know why it got wet, testing rarely changes the plan. For a dispute or a health concern, we will recommend an independent hygienist.
Is bleach enough?
No. Bleach does not remove mold from porous material and leaves water behind.
How big is a small job?
Under roughly ten square feet is usually straightforward. Larger areas need containment and negative air.
Will insurance pay?
Sometimes, when it follows a covered water loss. Long-term humidity is usually excluded.
Damage does not wait. Neither do we.
Call and you get the company that does the work, not a call center routing your job to whoever bid the most.