This closet was damaged due to a slow leak from a pipe in the attic. The home owner was shocked when she opened the closet and found all the microbial growth. SERVPRO of West Fort Bend County was called out to remove all the affected materials, clean, sanitize, and properly dry out the affected studs. The home owner was relieved that we were able to remove all the microbial growth and she could begin remodeling all the affected areas.

SERVPRO of West Fort Bend County was called out to help remediate this home that has mold growth throughout. Our technicians were able to dry ice blast all the studs and sanitize the affected areas. Our customer was pleased to get the passing results back from her air quality test.

This customer had some recent remodeling done to her bathroom and someone wasn't cautious with the plumbing in the walls. The cold water line had a nail pierce through and create a small pinhole and this leak went unnoticeable for quite some time.

This home in Katy suffered a mold infestation from a slow leak behind their dishwasher. Our crew removed the non-salvageable drywall, insulation, cabinetry, and then disinfected the wall cavity. Done right, with no fear of a future eruption from dormant mold spores.

Mold damage should only be handled by a professional restoration company like the team at SERVPRO of West Fort Bend County. Our mold remediation specialists are certified by the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC). We will inspect, assess and remediate your property. “Like it never even happened.”

This home suffered from flooding during the tax day floods in 2016. The house took on several feet of water from the Brazos River and it took over a week for the water to subside. Due to the conditions mold began to set in and the homeowner called SERVPRO out to remediate the loss. Our client was very happy with our work, and couldn't believe how well we cleaned up the house.