We remove mold from houses across Ascension Parish. Removal is the whole job: the room sealed, the wet material out, the framing cleaned and dried, and a written report at the end.
Most of Ascension went up in the last thirty years: slab foundations, sealed envelopes, the air handler in the attic. Comfortable when dry. When a supply line behind a bathroom wall drips or a drain pan overflows in July, the water has nowhere to go, and humidity in Gonzales doesn’t check the build date.
The Amite side carries August 2016 as well: St. Amant, Galvez, and Sorrento took water in homes that had never flooded, and walls went back up fast. Donaldsonville and the river road sit on older raised houses with crawl spaces. Three different houses, three different jobs.
Before we quote anything, we look at what got wet behind the stain: moisture readings on the wall and framing, and how far the wet area runs past what you can see. That sets what comes out, what gets cleaned, and the price. We remove mold only; the leak, roof, or AC drain that fed it has to be fixed for the removal to hold, and the contractors we work with handle that side. Louisiana law keeps the company that assesses a house for mold separate from the company that removes it, and we are on the removal side. If an assessor has already written a report on your house, keep it by the phone.
We serve Gonzales, Prairieville, Geismar, Dutchtown, St. Amant, Sorrento, Donaldsonville, Darrow, Galvez, Oak Grove, Pelican Point, and Burnside — the slab subdivisions off Hwy 44 and Hwy 73, the older ranches near downtown Gonzales, and the raised houses along the river road.
Louisiana requires a state mold remediation license for jobs over $7,500, issued by the Louisiana State Licensing Board for Contractors. Look up any contractor at lacontractor.org or by calling 1-800-256-1392. Ask for the license number and a written scope before work begins — of us, and of anyone else.
We answer at any hour. Say where the stain or the musty smell is, which room took water, and about how long ago it happened. When nobody is on a job you get a person on the first ring; when we are mid-job in Prairieville or Gonzales, we set a callback time and tell you the number it will come from.