Call or text (815) 585-1750 at any hour about mold in your Downers Grove home. We get it out without spreading it, fix the water that caused it, and match the walls when we put them back.
A mold job has to protect the rest of the house before anything gets cut. We set up plastic containment, put the work area under negative air, and keep HEPA scrubbers filtering inside it. Then the materials the mold has damaged come out and get bagged, and what stays is cleaned and treated with an antimicrobial. The moisture source is fixed before we rebuild, so the new wall does not end up like the old one.
We cover Downers Grove from I-88 and I-355, working along Ogden Avenue, Butterfield Road and the streets around Main Street and the Metra station downtown. Where a Downers Grove house still has plaster walls, mold on the surface of sound plaster can sometimes be cleaned and treated, while drywall with mold in its paper facing has to be cut out. We tell you which you have after we look. If plaster does come out, we rebuild with drywall and a skim coat so the new section matches the walls around it.

The room or wall section is sealed with plastic so dust from removal stays inside the work area.
We pull air out of the contained space with a negative air machine and run HEPA scrubbers until the work is done.
Mold-damaged drywall comes out, and hard plaster gets cleaned and treated where it can be saved.
Lath, studs and surfaces that stay are cleaned and treated before the wall is closed back up.
We repair the leak, caulk joint or venting problem that kept the wall wet, so it does not come back from the same place.
We hang new drywall or patch the plaster, skim coat it, then prime and paint so the repair blends with the room.
We walk the house with you and leave a free estimate in writing, with removal, cleaning, repairs and rebuild each spelled out. Daily rates for air scrubbers and negative air are in that estimate before any machine is set up, and anything extra we find behind the wall gets priced in writing for your approval. We recommend an independent tester check the area after cleaning, then the rebuild goes on the calendar. When the last coat of paint is dry, we walk the room together.
If you cannot tell whether the wall is plaster or drywall, send a photo to (815) 585-1750 or call. We will sort it out at the estimate.
Call or text (815) 585-1750
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