If you're searching for a mold removal company near Pittsburgh, here's what sets us apart: a free inspection, independent ProLab lab testing on every job, and a full in-house crew that can remove the mold and repair whatever it left behind, all under one roof.
ProLab, an independent environmental testing lab, samples the affected area before we start and can confirm the space is clear once we're done.
Mold shows up because moisture got in somewhere: a slow roof leak, a damp crawlspace, a bathroom fan that never quite kept up, a basement that floods every spring. Cleaning the visible mold without finding and fixing that source is why so many homeowners deal with the same mold problem twice. Our mold removal process treats both, so the job actually holds.
We're a Pittsburgh-based general contractor with a specialty in mold remediation, not a franchise crew that shows up, sprays something, and leaves. Every mold removal job starts with a free, no-obligation inspection and an independent ProLab lab test, so you know exactly what you're dealing with before any work is scheduled or any money changes hands.
Because we're also a full in-house general contractor, we don't have to hand you off to a separate company when mold removal means tearing out drywall, re-leveling a crawlspace, or rebuilding a section of subfloor. The same crew that removes the mold puts your home back together afterward, all under one quote and one warranty.
Our crew brings 30+ years of combined hands-on experience to every mold removal job, whether it's a single bathroom ceiling or a whole-house remediation after a long-term leak. We're available 24/7 for mold emergencies across our full 60-mile service area around Pittsburgh.
Every mold removal project, big or small, follows the same six steps. It's how we make sure the mold doesn't come back once we've left.
A technician walks the property, checks the likely trouble spots (crawlspaces, attics, basements, bathrooms), and identifies visible mold and the moisture source feeding it.
Samples go to ProLab, a third-party environmental testing lab, to confirm mold type and severity before any remediation work starts.
The affected area is sealed off with containment barriers and HEPA air filtration so spores don't spread to the rest of the property while work is underway.
Material that can't be safely cleaned, such as drywall, insulation, or subfloor, is removed and sealed for disposal. Salvageable framing and surfaces are treated with antimicrobial cleaning agents.
The full work area is sanitized to eliminate lingering spores and odor before it's cleared for the next step.
A final walkthrough confirms the job is complete. If remediation opened up drywall, flooring, or a crawlspace, our same crew handles the rebuild, no separate contractor required.
Mold doesn't show up the same way twice. Here's how our approach shifts depending on where it's growing.
Black mold (Stachybotrys) gets treated as a higher-risk removal every time: full containment, HEPA filtration, and lab-confirmed clearance testing before we call the area safe.
Crawlspaces trap moisture against wood framing better than almost anywhere else in a house. We remove the mold, then address the vapor barrier or drainage issue that let it grow, so it doesn't return.
Attic mold is usually a ventilation or roof-leak problem in disguise. We treat the mold and identify the airflow or moisture issue driving it before we close the job out.
From a single damp corner to mold following a spring flood, basement work often overlaps with our waterproofing and drywall repair services, all handled by the same crew.
Offices, rentals, and small commercial buildings get the same inspection-first, lab-tested process, scheduled around your tenants' or employees' hours whenever possible.
Plenty of companies will scrub the mold you can see. Fewer will test for what's actually growing, fix the moisture problem behind it, and stand behind the repair work that follows. That's the difference we're built around.
Photos from real mold remediation jobs in the Pittsburgh area, from first inspection through containment, cleaning and the finished space.
Common questions homeowners ask before booking a mold removal job with us.
It depends on how much mold is present, where it's growing, and what caused it, so we don't publish a flat rate. We offer a free, no-obligation inspection and quote so you know the real cost for your specific situation before any work begins.
It depends on your policy and what caused the mold. Coverage is more likely when mold results from a sudden, covered event like a burst pipe, and less likely when it stems from a gradual issue like a long-term leak or humidity. We can help document the damage for a claim.
Most residential mold removal projects take three to seven days, depending on how much area is affected and whether repair work follows the remediation. We'll give you a specific timeline after the inspection.
Often, yes, especially when the affected area is contained and isolated from the rest of the home. It depends on which rooms are involved and whether anyone in the household has respiratory sensitivities. We'll walk you through what to expect for your specific job.
Mold removal is the physical cleanup of visible mold. Mold remediation includes that cleanup plus finding and fixing the moisture source that caused it, so the mold doesn't just come back in a few months. Every project we take on covers both.
Post-remediation clearance testing through ProLab is available to confirm the space is back within a normal range before we consider the job complete.
Get a free, no-obligation inspection and find out what's actually growing, and what it'll take to fix it for good.
