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Mold Remediation

Licensed mold remediation
through full rebuild.

Carlton holds a Texas mold remediation license. We handle the full scope — inspection, containment, removal, treatment, and complete interior rebuild — under one contractor.

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Texas Licensed Mold Remediation Contractor

State-licensed — not just "experienced"

Remediation Through Full Rebuild

One contractor. No scope gaps between trades.

Insurance Documentation Provided

Supports homeowner insurance claims

Warning Signs

Don't wait until it's visible.
Mold spreads fast.

Most mold problems are identified late — after they've spread beyond the visible surface. If you notice any of these signs, the scope is likely larger than it appears.

Visible mold growth on walls, ceilings, or floors
Musty or earthy odor in a room or area of the home
Water stains, discoloration, or bubbling paint
History of plumbing leaks, roof leaks, or flooding
Persistent allergy symptoms or respiratory issues indoors
Soft or spongy drywall or subfloor

Scope of Work

What we handle

Mold inspection and moisture source identification
Containment setup (negative air pressure, plastic barriers)
Removal of contaminated drywall, insulation, and framing
HEPA air filtration during remediation
Antimicrobial treatment of affected surfaces
Structural drying and moisture verification
Full interior rebuild after remediation
Drywall, insulation, paint, and finish restoration
Water damage repair and subfloor replacement
Post-remediation documentation

Why the License Matters

Most contractors can't legally do this work.

In Texas, mold remediation above a threshold square footage requires a state license. An unlicensed contractor doing mold work creates liability for the homeowner and produces documentation that won't hold up for insurance claims or future home sales.

State Licensed

Carlton holds a Texas mold remediation contractor license — not just a certification course. This is a legal requirement for the work, not a marketing credential.

Source Identification

Remediation without fixing the moisture source is temporary. We identify and address the cause before any remediation work begins.

Insurance-Grade Documentation

We provide documentation that supports homeowner insurance claims and satisfies disclosure requirements for future home sales.

The Process

From inspection to restored interior.

One contractor manages the entire scope — remediation through rebuild.

01

Inspection & Assessment

We identify the moisture source, scope the affected area, and document existing conditions. The source has to be fixed before remediation begins — otherwise the mold comes back.

02

Containment Setup

Affected areas are isolated with plastic barriers and negative air pressure to prevent spore migration during removal. This protects the rest of the home.

03

Removal & Treatment

Contaminated materials are removed and bagged for disposal. Remaining surfaces are treated with antimicrobial agents. HEPA filtration runs throughout.

04

Drying & Verification

We verify moisture levels are within acceptable range before any rebuild begins. No drywall goes up over a wet substrate.

05

Rebuild & Restore

We handle the full interior rebuild — drywall, insulation, paint, flooring, and finish work. You get one contractor who manages the entire process, not two separate scopes.

Common Questions

Mold remediation FAQ

Do I need a licensed mold remediation contractor?

In Texas, mold remediation projects above a certain square footage require a licensed mold remediation contractor. Carlton holds a Texas mold remediation license. This matters for insurance claims, documentation, and ensuring the work meets state standards.

Will my homeowner's insurance cover mold remediation?

It depends on the cause. Mold resulting from a sudden, accidental water event (burst pipe, appliance failure) is often covered. Mold from long-term moisture intrusion or neglect typically is not. We provide documentation that supports insurance claims when coverage applies.

How long does mold remediation take?

A standard remediation — containment, removal, treatment, and drying — typically takes 3–7 days depending on the affected area. The rebuild phase (drywall, paint, flooring) adds additional time. We give you a realistic timeline after the initial inspection.

Can I stay in the home during remediation?

For small, isolated areas, yes — with proper containment. For larger projects involving significant mold growth or multiple rooms, temporary relocation is typically recommended. We'll advise based on the specific scope.

What's the difference between mold removal and mold remediation?

Mold removal is surface-level cleaning. Mold remediation addresses the source, removes contaminated materials, treats affected surfaces, and verifies moisture levels before rebuilding. Removal without remediation almost always results in recurrence.

Concerned about mold in your home?

Don't wait. Mold spreads. Submit your project details and Carlton will respond within one business day.

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