Protect Your Home from Mold with Our Mold Remediation Services

Properties with water damage or excess moisture are at risk of mold, which can affect both your living space and air quality. At Restoration Warriors, our professional mold damage services are designed to quickly address and resolve this issue.

How it Works

Our Mold Remediation Process

We use advanced moisture-meter equipment to measure moisture in your floors, walls, ceilings, and cabinets.

Our mold removal professionals use commercial-grade dehumidifiers and water removal and extraction equipment to dry out your floors, carpets, cabinets, and walls to contain damage and abate mold spread and growth.

To prevent mold spores from spreading, the contaminated area is sealed off using plastic sheeting. We then create negative air pressure to direct the mold away from the indoor space.

Some materials will need to be disposed of, such as: ceiling tiles, insulation, wall boards, carpet, soft furnishings, clothes, papers, and books. Non-porous metals, glass, and hard plastics may be cleaned and reused. Depending on the degree of mold damage, semi-porous wood may be cleaned up by drying, sanding, and treating with an environmentally safe antimicrobial solvent before reusing.

Your heating, ventilation, air conditioning, and crawl spaces will be dried, cleaned, and then treated with HEPA filtration to remove remaining mold particles.

To disinfect your home from mold spores, we use negative ions (electrically-charged particles) to remove airborne contaminants.

Restoration Warriors has full-time professional mold damage repair and restoration crews available to rebuild, repair, and restore your home.

*Texas Residents

Our licensed mold removal technicians will alleviate your concerns with practical mold abatement information and answer your mold clean-up questions and put your mind at ease. Texas licensing requirements protect consumers by preventing the same company from performing a mold inspection and mold remediation on the same property. This is to prevent unscrupulous companies from falsely or inaccurately reporting mold findings in order to justify unnecessary remediation work.