After mold or water damage, affected materials often need to be torn out entirely. Our skilled technicians handle the rebuild: drywall, bathrooms, kitchens, and more, returning your property to an even better condition than before.
Every element removed during remediation is restored to match or exceed the original quality. We handle everything so your space looks and feels like new.
New drywall installation, taping, mudding, and texturing to seamlessly match your existing walls and ceilings. Structural framing repairs when needed.
Hardwood, tile, luxury vinyl, carpet, and laminate installation. We source matching materials and ensure proper subfloor preparation for lasting results.
Professional interior painting with computer-matched colors and textures. Priming, sealing, and multi-coat application for a flawless finish.
Baseboards, crown molding, door casings, and custom cabinetry. We match existing profiles and finishes so new work blends with the original construction.
Mold-resistant insulation and vapor barrier systems that protect against future moisture intrusion. Properly insulated and sealed for energy efficiency.
Repair or replacement of plumbing and HVAC components affected by mold or water damage. We fix the source to ensure the problem doesn't come back.
Many remediation companies stop after the mold or water damage is addressed, leaving you with stripped walls and exposed framing. You're then stuck finding a general contractor, coordinating schedules, and hoping they understand what was done. That's not how we work.
MoldGone technicians are required to have construction experience because so many of our projects involve both demolition and reconstruction. You can use MoldGone as a single point of service for the entire project, saving you the inconvenience and cost of hiring a separate construction company.
After an in-person consultation, our team drafts a customized remediation protocol outlining treatment methods, materials, and pricing before work begins.
We help you navigate frustrating insurance claims processes to ensure your problem is resolved as quickly as possible.
HEPA air filtration devices capture airborne spores and particles, ensuring contaminants are not transferred through the air during or after removal.
Contaminated materials are safely removed. All remaining surfaces are treated with antimicrobials as outlined in the remediation protocol.
We have the capabilities to complete a full reconstruction of the affected area to pre-damage condition. This includes things such as drywall, painting, tiling, etc.
Common questions about the reconstruction process after mold remediation or water damage.
You absolutely can. However, using MoldGone for both remediation and reconstruction has advantages: we understand exactly what was removed and why, we can start reconstruction immediately after clearance (no scheduling gap), and we provide a single warranty covering the entire project. When separate contractors are involved, there's often finger-pointing if issues arise later.
Timelines depend on the scope of work. A single room with drywall, paint, and baseboard replacement typically takes 3-5 days. Larger projects involving multiple rooms, flooring, cabinetry, or structural repairs may take 2-4 weeks. We provide a detailed project timeline before any work begins, and we keep you updated throughout the process.
When your insurance policy covers the mold remediation, it typically also covers the reconstruction needed to restore the property to its pre-loss condition. MoldGone handles all insurance documentation, including detailed line-item estimates, progress photos, and completion reports. We work directly with your adjuster to streamline the claims process and maximize your coverage.
Matching is a top priority. We use computer color-matching for paint, source identical or closest-match flooring materials, and replicate existing wall textures (knockdown, orange peel, smooth, etc.). Our crews are experienced in blending new work into existing finishes. In most cases, you won't be able to tell where the remediation occurred once reconstruction is complete.
Yes. In areas prone to moisture such as bathrooms, basements, kitchens, and laundry rooms, we use mold-resistant drywall (paperless or fiberglass-faced), mold-resistant paint and primers, and moisture-barrier insulation. These materials significantly reduce the likelihood of future mold growth while meeting or exceeding building code requirements.
Absolutely. Many clients use reconstruction as an opportunity to upgrade with new tile instead of old vinyl, hardwood instead of carpet, or updated cabinetry. We'll provide pricing for both like-for-like replacement and upgrades so you can make an informed decision. Insurance covers the replacement cost; you pay the difference for any upgrades.
All reconstruction work comes with a written workmanship warranty. This covers defects in installation, materials, and finishing. If something doesn't hold up, whether a seam lifts, paint peels, or trim separates, we come back and fix it at no additional cost. The specific warranty terms are outlined in your project agreement before work begins.
Our reputation is built on results. Here's what our clients have to say about their experience with MoldGone.
Their team was professional, responsive, and very easy to work with from start to finish. Great company, and we will absolutely use them again!
I would recommend using this company based on their integrity.
Kevin was very helpful, patient, and knowledgeable. He took the time to answer any questions that we had. We are totally confident in the options he gave us and he eased any worries we had.
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