Attic Mold
Stop mold from spreading deeper into your roof framing, get a written scope before any work begins.
What Goes Wrong
The failure is almost always in the method, not the mold itself.
Antifungal sprays coat the surface but leave spores embedded in porous wood grain, so growth returns within weeks.
HEPA vacuuming removes loose spore material from rafters before any treatment is applied to the wood surface.
Cleaning mold without fixing the ridge vent, exhaust duct, or roof penetration means the same conditions restart growth.
The moisture source, failed flashing, blocked soffit, or disconnected duct, is identified and addressed before remediation closes.
Without a post-remediation air test, there is no confirmation that spore counts have dropped to acceptable levels.
Louisiana rules require a separate contractor to conduct the clearance inspection, keeping assessment and remediation independent.
Saturated insulation holds moisture against wood framing long after the visible mold is cleaned, feeding regrowth from below.
Insulation that has absorbed moisture is removed entirely and replaced once the framing is treated and dry.
Scope of Work
From the first moisture check to the final clearance test, here is what the work includes.
Pinpoints the failed flashing, blocked vent, or disconnected duct driving condensation before any cleanup begins.
Barriers seal the attic space and HEPA air scrubbers run continuously to capture airborne spores during work.
Loose spore material is vacuumed from rafters and sheathing, then antimicrobial solution is applied directly to wood surfaces.
Saturated or mold-affected insulation is bagged, removed, and replaced once the framing beneath is treated and dry.
An independent contractor conducts a post-remediation air test to confirm spore counts meet safe levels before the job closes.
Visual and moisture check of sheathing boards for staining or decay.
Antimicrobial application to exposed wood framing surfaces.
Ridge, soffit, and exhaust duct checked for blockage or failure.
Heavily damaged boards removed where surface treatment is insufficient.
Why Choose Us
Attic work requires a specific sequence and independent oversight, here is how we keep that accountable.
Every job is scoped in writing, containment method, removal plan, and clearance testing, before any work is booked.
An on-site moisture and mold inspection happens before any scope is written, so nothing is guessed or assumed.
Assessment and remediation are kept with separate contractors, as Louisiana state licensing rules require for mold work.
The clearance check is conducted by a separate assessor, giving you an unbiased confirmation that the work is complete.
We connect homeowners with vetted independent local partners who carry the correct mold remediation contractor credentials.
How It Works
01
Describe what you are seeing or smelling and we arrange a local partner to inspect the attic and identify the moisture source.
02
You receive a written plan covering containment, removal method, and clearance testing before any remediation work is scheduled.
03
Work is completed to the agreed scope, then an independent contractor conducts the clearance inspection to confirm the attic is clear.
Pricing Estimates
| Job | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Small attic area | $500-$1,500 |
| Large attic area | $1,500-$3,500 |
| Standard attic remediation | $1,500-$5,000 |
Describe the mold or odor and we’ll arrange a local technician to inspect, scope, and remove it. You get a written plan before any work begins.