Mold Removal St Pete
Mold & Water Damage Remediation
Do you smell a musty odor when entering your home or business? Have you noticed stains on your floor, wall or ceiling? Are you feeling sick or fatigued more often? Then you’ve come to the right place! We provide top-notch mold and water damage remediation services you can rely on. No job is too small, or too big for that matter. Mold generally doesn’t exist without the presence of moisture or water damage. The mold removal process doesn’t occur until the water is removed from the affected area. We handle the water remediation process before we start mold removal. We are fully insured and licensed professionals who get the job done on time, professionally, and to the highest standards guaranteed.
Mold Removal
Licensed Mold Remediators
Water Damage
Available 24/7
Disinfect / Sanitize
Whole Home Disinfecting
Everything you need, all in one place
We provide an assessment first
We will first do a thorough inspection and then provide you with an assessment and proposal to handle your specific issues. Our goal is to get you back to healthy living as quick as possible, and prevent any reoccurrances in your home or business.
Client centered approach
Our technicians understand the stress and disruption a mold or water issue can present. We work for you and we will provide on-going communications and a working timetable to get you back to whole.
Act Now - Call today
Mold and water damage does not get better over time and mold can quickly take over and cause catostrophic damage. Plus, most homeowner insurance companies put strict timeline, as to when a mold or water damage issue is handled.
Where does the moisture come from?
Flooding from the outside (storm water, overflowing lakes, streams, storm surge, etc.)
Flooding from the indoor (overflow from sinks, tubs, toilets, air conditioner drain pans or sewerage systems)
Water leaks from outside the building (roof, walls, floors)
Indoor plumbing leaks or broken water pipes
Poor venting of kitchen and bathroom moisture (steam from shower or cooking)
Drying wet clothes indoors, or not venting clothes dryers outdoors (including electric dryers)
House plants (over watering, etc.)
Warm, moist, humid air from outdoors - typical Florida weather
