Commercial Mold
Your building stays open and safe while mold is contained, removed, and cleared for reoccupancy.
What Goes Wrong
The shortcuts that look like savings now create bigger shutdowns later.
Wiping visible growth leaves mold intact inside porous drywall, ceiling tiles, and wall cavities behind the surface.
Contaminated drywall and ceiling tiles are removed entirely, and structural surfaces behind them are cleaned and treated.
Cleaning without locating the moisture source means mold re-establishes within weeks, often in a wider area than before.
Readings across all affected surfaces identify the source so the written scope addresses the cause, not just the symptom.
Shared ductwork in multi-tenant buildings can carry spores to unaffected floors and suites if the system runs during cleanup.
HVAC ductwork is inspected and the work zone is sealed with containment barriers before air scrubbers begin running.
Without a post-cleanup air sample, there is no objective confirmation the space is safe for staff, tenants, or customers.
A clearance air sample is taken after cleanup and compared against baseline counts before containment barriers come down.
Scope of Work
From a single water-stained ceiling tile to a multi-floor water intrusion event, the scope is set by what the inspection finds.
Moisture meter readings and visual inspection across walls, ceilings, subfloor, and HVAC areas to map the full extent of the problem.
Air and surface samples establish spore counts and identify species, giving the written scope an objective baseline to work from.
Containment barriers isolate the work zone; HEPA air scrubbers run continuously so unaffected areas of the building stay accessible.
Affected porous materials are removed to clean structural surfaces, eliminating growth that surface cleaning cannot reach.
Ductwork inspection and cleaning prevents spores from recirculating through shared systems into unaffected suites or floors.
Industrial dehumidifiers bring the space to a stable humidity level so cleaned surfaces do not support regrowth.
Phased work keeps occupied floors accessible.
Scheduled around trading hours to limit closure.
Large-area assessment with industrial air scrubbers.
Health-code-aware scope with clearance documentation.
HVAC and shared-wall containment across units.
Why Choose Us
Commercial buildings carry more complexity than a single room, the process has to match that.
An on-site moisture and mold inspection happens before a scope is written or any work is booked.
The written plan covers containment method, removal approach, and clearance testing before work starts.
A post-cleanup air sample is taken and reviewed before containment barriers come down and the space reopens.
We connect commercial properties with vetted independent local partners who work in Baton Rouge regularly.
Work is scoped around your operating hours and tenant access needs, not a one-size schedule.
How It Works
01
Describe what you are seeing and we arrange a local technician to visit, assess moisture levels, and take air or surface samples.
02
You receive a written plan covering containment zones, materials to be removed, equipment to be used, and clearance testing.
03
Work proceeds within containment, and a post-cleanup air sample confirms the space is safe before the barriers come down.
Pricing Estimates
| Job | Typical cost |
|---|---|
| Small contained area | $1,500-$5,000 |
| Multiple rooms | $5,000-$15,000 |
| Large or severe contamination | $15,000-$30,000 |
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.