Mold Removal in Richmond

Steveston baseboards come off because the colony is on the back, not on the paint. We bag the trim, cut the fuzzy board above it on a level line, and bag that paper too. Negative air holds the room. The slab edge gets a HEPA vacuum once the soft pieces are gone.

There is no crawl to open. The bag-out is this floor line, carried out the door in sealed bags. Poly keeps the hall carpet out of the dust. Hard board above the cut stays. A wipe of the face of the trim leaves the growth where it actually is.

Brighouse vinyl comes up where the colony has spread on the slab and the underside of the sheet. We cut the sheet into handleable pieces, bag them, and bag any underlayment that is part of the growth. Negative air stays on. Poly protects the next room.

The slab gets a HEPA pass after the soft layers are gone. Baseboard on that run leaves with the vinyl if the reverse face is colonized. What leaves the house is those bags. The kitchen can look almost ordinary until the sheet is up, and then the bag-out is obvious.

East Richmond townhouse party walls get a contained cut after a stack leak. Poly seals the suite side. Negative air keeps the shared wall cavity from dusting both homes. We cut past the mold, bag the board and the cavity fill, and HEPA the studs that stay.

Bags leave by a taped path, sealed before they hit the common hall. Soft baseboard on that wall goes too. Hamilton suites with the same stack path get the same bag-out. The work is the material leaving, under plastic, not an open wall and a box fan.

Seafair slab edges lose the trim and the bottom of the wall board when the paper is colonized. We set the cut in clean gypsum, bag the strips, and run negative air so the ranch house stays clean past the poly. The slab gets a HEPA vacuum.

Broadmoor houses with the same damp floor line follow that bag-out. There is still no crawl hatch and no joist bay to empty. The load is baseboard, paper, and any soft underlayment, out the door in bags. Spray along the quarter round leaves the colony on the slab side of the trim.