
Mold Inspection
A walk-through with moisture readings, so the quote is based on how far the wet material actually goes rather than what is visible.
Mold InspectionIndependent mold remediation providers handle the whole sequence: finding the moisture, containing the work area, removing what cannot be saved and cleaning what can. Ask for a written quote before anything is opened up.

A walk-through with moisture readings, so the quote is based on how far the wet material actually goes rather than what is visible.
Mold Inspection
Containment, filtered air, removal of affected material and cleaning of what stays, in that order.
Mold Removal
Dark growth on material that has been wet a long time, handled with the same containment regardless of species.
Black Mold Removal
Sheathing, framing and insulation, plus the ventilation or condensation problem that let it start.
Attic Mold Remediation
Showers, vanities, sink cabinets and the wall cavities behind them, where a slow drip hides for months.
Bathroom and Kitchen Mold
What to do when a leak or a flood was cleaned up quickly but the smell or the staining came back.
Mold After Water Damage
Work planned around tenants, staff and opening hours, with documentation the building owner can keep.
Commercial Mold Remediation
Air handler, coil, drip pan, condensate line and the supply side, plus the condensation that fed the growth.
HVAC and Duct Mold
A visual check, moisture readings and optional samples, written up so the job has a documented endpoint.
Clearance TestingAlmost every Cypress house is slab-on-grade with the air handler and duct work in the attic. That combination decides where mold turns up: along the bottom few inches of drywall after water crosses a floor, and around attic duct work where cold air meets summer humidity. Knowing which of the two you have changes the scope of work.
Texas licenses mold assessment and mold remediation, and on larger jobs the state expects the assessor and the remediator to be separate. That matters when you are choosing who inspects and who does the cleanup, so ask for the license numbers before you sign anything.
Not sure which service you need? Compare removal and remediation, read how the process runs, or find your neighborhood in the service areas. You can also call about an inspection and describe the problem in your own words.
Call and describe what you can see and smell so a provider can plan the visit.