CRS Offers Mold Damage Reconstruction in Hamden
While you might think little of mold spots in places like the bathroom, more than surface cleaning is required for the problem. When combined with an unknown leak or drip from the plumbing surrounding your bathroom, mold development can run rampant, leading to a need for mold damage reconstruction and build-back services.
Water Damage to Mold Damage
Mold damage reconstruction for Hamden homes and businesses is more common than you might think when following water damage. The bathroom is a hub of the plumbing network in your home, making it a prime location for leaks, pipe breaks, and fixture damage that leads to appropriate conditions for mold growth. As a competent contractor, we must address the concerns created by water and mold damage collectively.
Eliminating Contamination
We must evaluate the contaminated and ruined materials throughout the bathroom touched by mold growth. Elements like drywall are often too severely damaged by water and mold growth together to preserve or restore. We cut out any infested materials and safely discard them to aid in the remediation steps.
The Areas of Mold Damage Reconstruction and Build Back
We are respected throughout the state as a leading post-disaster contractor for mold damage reconstruction. We can work alongside trusted and certified restoration and cleanup technicians to provide timely restoration and rebuilding for damaged properties. Our efficiency allows us to rapidly transition from restoration to reconstruction and save you time and money for:
- Plumbing Repairs
Repairs can begin in even the earliest stages of water damage cleanup and mold recovery services with our Connecticut Reconstruction Services team’s trusted remediation and restoration partners. Our skills aid in replacing damaged plumbing, fittings, and fixtures responsible for water damage.
- Structural Recovery
We can replace any missing building materials to reform wall systems, flooring, and bathroom fixtures as before the damage. In many cases, we must rehang drywall, as this is among the most sensitive materials for mold development.
- Preventative Measures
Our skills with contracting continue beyond putting your home back together after mold damage. We have proficiency in determining what a property needs to avoid repeat microbial concerns, such as better ventilation or mold-resistant paints. Water and mold damage, unfortunately, are connected in a way that often leads to a need for repairs and reconstruction. Our experienced Connecticut Reconstruction Services team can help from the earliest emergency work to the final paint stroke to make life “Even Better Than Before.” Call us at (203) 239-0040.