Mold Remediation & Removal in Athens, GA
Mold remediation is a specialized process that should always be handled by a trained professional.

Mold spores are common in everyday life, but they become dangerous when they colonize a confined space. When conditions are right, mold can grow to troubling levels in as little as 48 hours. Whether it's the result of major flooding or leaky plumbing, mold will form if moisture isn't removed within 48–72 hours.
Remediation is a multi-step process that begins with identifying and fixing the source of persistent moisture. Affected areas must then be treated with special cleaning agents or removed and replaced to eliminate the problem completely. It is a specialized process that should be handled by trained professionals.
Serving: Athens, Winder, Monroe, Jefferson, Commerce, Watkinsville, Winterville, Danielsville, Statham, Lexington, Comer, Crawford, Madison, Elberton, Greensboro, Colbert and surrounding communities in Northeast Georgia.
How it works
Our mold remediation process
- 1
Inspect
We identify where mold is growing and, just as importantly, what moisture is feeding it.
- 2
Contain
Affected areas are isolated and air is filtered so spores don't travel to clean rooms.
- 3
Remove & treat
Mold is physically removed, and surfaces are treated or replaced as needed.
- 4
Prevent
We help you address the moisture source so the problem doesn't return.
Helpful tips
What to know about mold
Bleach alone is not enough
Mold can't be killed by bleach alone. It must be physically removed from the structure to be eradicated.
Wear protective gear
Whenever you enter an affected structure, protect yourself against inhaling spores and skin reactions.
HEPA filtration is required
Specially designed HEPA filters are needed to capture airborne spores. Depending on severity, several filtering systems may be necessary.
Ventilate
Most bathroom mold is caused by poor ventilation. Open windows and doors when possible, and consider improving bathroom ventilation.
Mold carries health risks
Mold poses serious risks, particularly for people with respiratory issues, so address it quickly.
HVAC cleaning may be needed
In some cases your HVAC system may need professional cleaning to prevent recirculating spores. A technician can evaluate this.
Make a thorough inventory
Document everything contaminated with mold, with photos, for verification.
Skip the DIY bleach scrub
Mold remediation follows a specific procedure. Cleaning walls, furniture or floors with bleach isn't sufficient.
Call your insurance company right away
Getting your insurer involved early helps prevent additional damage from delays.
From our blog
Mold Remediation articles & guides
FAQ
Mold Remediation questions, answered
Can I kill mold with bleach?
Not reliably. Mold has to be physically removed from the structure, and a proper process includes fixing the moisture source.
How quickly does mold grow?
It can begin to colonize in as little as 48 hours when moisture is present, and will form if moisture isn't removed in 48–72 hours.
Why does Athens get so much mold?
Georgia's humidity, summer storms, crawl spaces and air conditioning condensation give mold the moisture it needs. See our blog for local mold guides.