Mold remediation, booked with one call
Mold Remediation Co. connects property owners in covered US cities with a local mold remediation specialist through one call to (856) 595-8837. A support manager takes the details and confirms a booking time. A specialist from our network then contacts you quickly, sometimes the same day, and gives the free estimate on the call. The work covers inspection, containment, removal and the fix for the water source.
- One call, no forms to fill out
- Support manager available 24/7 to confirm your booking time
- A specialist contacts you quickly, sometimes the same day
- Free estimate and inspection, given on the call
- Licensed, insured and certified network technicians
- Help with insurance claims
- Written warranty on the work
- Independent clearance testing available
Speak to a support manager · confirm a booking time · get the estimate on the specialist's call
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On the call, say where the mold is, how large the area is, and the date of any leak or flood.
Mold Remediation Co. is a referral service. We connect you by phone with independent local mold remediation companies, and their technicians perform the work. We are not a contractor.
What happens when you call about mold?
A support manager answers, asks where the mold is and how large the area is, and confirms a booking time with you. A local mold specialist then contacts you quickly, sometimes the same day, and gives the free estimate on that call.
- Call (856) 595-8837 and describe the problem to the support manager.
- Confirm a booking time that works for you.
- Take the specialist's call and get the free estimate on that call.
Which cities can you call about?
We connect calls only where a local specialist from our network covers the ZIP code. Each city page below lists its covered ZIP codes and nearby towns, local mold drivers and the state's rules, so you can check coverage before you call.
- Mold remediation in Arvada, CORemediation, inspection, cost
- Mold remediation in Atlanta, GARemediation, inspection, cost
- Mold remediation in Boise, IDRemediation, inspection, cost
- Mold remediation in Dallas, TXRemediation, inspection
- Mold remediation in Denver, CORemediation, inspection, cost
- Mold remediation in Hialeah, FLRemediation
- Mold remediation in Homestead, FLRemediation, cost
- Mold remediation in Miami, FLRemediation, inspection, cost
- Mold remediation in Nashville, TNRemediation, inspection, cost
- Mold remediation in San Diego, CARemediation, inspection, cost
- Mold remediation in Seattle, WARemediation, inspection, cost
- Mold remediation in Toledo, OHRemediation, inspection, cost
Not sure your town is covered? Enter your ZIP code to check it against our network's coverage list.
What does mold remediation include?
Mold remediation includes 6 steps: an assessment of growth and moisture, containment of the work area, high-efficiency particulate air (HEPA) filtration, removal or cleaning of affected materials, repair of the water source, and a final check that the area is clean and dry.
- Assessment: the specialist maps visible growth, takes moisture readings and finds the water source.
- Containment: plastic sheeting isolates the work area. EPA recommends limited containment for 10 to 100 sq ft of growth and full containment above 100 sq ft.
- Filtration: HEPA machines filter the air, and HEPA vacuums clean surfaces once materials are dry and removed.
- Removal: porous materials that mold has filled come out in sealed bags; hard, non-porous surfaces are scrubbed with detergent and water and dried completely.
- Repair: the leak, condensation point or drainage problem that fed the mold gets fixed.
- Verification: the work area is checked for remaining growth and moisture before rebuilding.
When can you clean mold yourself?
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) places mold patches under about 10 square feet, roughly 3 feet by 3 feet, within homeowner cleanup. Larger areas, sewage or other contaminated water, or a heating and cooling system that may hold mold call for a professional.
EPA also states that mold cleaned up without fixing the water problem comes back, so the leak or condensation point is part of every job, whoever does the cleanup.
Who does the work, and who pays us?
Independent local mold remediation companies do the work; their network technicians are licensed, insured and certified. Mold Remediation Co. is a referral service, not a contractor. The specialist network pays us a per-call fee, and the caller never pays us.
Read how a referral call works, or our full referral disclosure.
Mold remediation FAQ
Is the mold estimate free?
Yes. The estimate and the inspection are free, with no fees. The local specialist gives the estimate on the call after the support manager confirms your booking time, so the price is discussed on that first call.
Can I call at any hour?
A support manager is available 24/7 to take your call and confirm a booking time with you. A local mold specialist from our network then contacts you quickly, sometimes the same day, and gives the free estimate during that call.
Do you help with insurance claims?
Yes. Help with insurance claims is available. Homeowners insurance usually covers mold only when a sudden covered event, such as a burst pipe, caused it, and some policies cap mold payouts, so read your policy's mold limit before work starts.
Do I need a mold test before remediation?
Usually not. CDC does not recommend routine sampling, and visible growth is removed whatever the species. Testing helps in 2 situations: tracing hidden growth behind a musty odor, and confirming clearance after the work, which is available as independent testing.
Mold in your home? Call (856) 595-8837. A support manager books your time, and a local specialist gives the estimate on the call.
Call (856) 595-8837