Mold Remediation in Utah County & Salt Lake County

Sometimes. If you have visible growth spreading, a strong musty odor, or anyone in the home is sensitive, it’s worth treating as urgent. We can inspect, explain the risk level, and recommend the right next step.

For small, non-porous surface spots you may be able to wipe carefully, but DIY can spread particles if the source and containment aren’t addressed. If it’s larger than a small area, inside walls/ceilings, or tied to a leak, it’s best to call for a professional assessment.

Not always. Removal depends on where the mold is, what materials are affected, and whether they can be cleaned or need replacement. We’ll document the scope and explain what’s required before any demolition starts.

We combine a visual inspection with moisture checks in likely problem areas (around plumbing, behind baseboards, under flooring, and near exterior walls) to identify conditions that support mold growth.

It depends on the source, the size of the affected area, and what materials are involved. Some jobs can be completed quickly, while others require staged containment, drying, and repairs. We’ll give you a clear plan and update you as conditions change.

Yes. We work with insurance-related projects regularly and support the process with photo documentation, moisture readings, and clear notes. If you already filed a claim, have your claim number ready.

If it’s safe: shut off the water, avoid electrical hazards, take a few photos/video, and move valuables to a dry area. Don’t use a household vacuum for standing water and don’t start demolition.

Mold risk is tied to moisture. The goal is to remediate affected areas and address moisture conditions so the environment is less likely to support regrowth. We’ll explain what we find and what needs to change to keep conditions stable.

Yes. If materials need replacement, we can coordinate repairs—drywall, trim, paint, flooring—so you’re not left managing multiple contractors after the remediation phase.