Frisco, Texas · Collin & Denton Counties
A new house can still grow mold. A sweating attic air handler, a leaking upstairs shower pan or a hailstorm that gets past the roof is all it takes. Our licensed team finds the moisture, removes the mold and proves the job passed, usually starting within 24 hours of your call.
Call (469) 283-5227Get a free Frisco quoteWhy Frisco is different
Census estimates put fewer than 3 percent of Frisco homes at 1979 or older. Almost the whole city went up in the last 25 years. So asbestos and lead rarely come up here. Water does, and the way modern houses are built decides where it ends up.
Today's homes are tighter and more efficient, which also means moisture that gets in has a harder time drying out. These are the sources we find most often in Frisco:
Attic air handlers and condensate lines
Nearly every Frisco home has its HVAC in the attic. A clogged condensate line or overflowing pan soaks the ceiling below, and a disconnected duct boot can sweat on the drywall all summer.
Second-floor bathrooms and laundry rooms
Shower pans, supply hoses and washer drain pans upstairs leak into the ceiling cavity of the room below. It's the classic hidden-mold spot in a two-story house.
Stone veneer, stucco and windows
When flashing or weep screeds aren't detailed right, wind-driven rain gets behind masonry and stucco and runs down inside the wall. Mold shows up at the baseboard long before you see a stain.
Hail and roof damage
North Texas hail seasons regularly reach Frisco. Damaged shingles and flashing let water into the attic insulation, where it can sit unseen for months.
Testing vs. removal
Start with an inspection. Moisture mapping and air sampling tell us whether mold is growing, and where, before anyone opens a wall.
Lab testing often isn't needed to begin. We contain the area, remove what's contaminated and dry the structure.
You need documentation: a written inspection report beforehand, and clearance testing plus the Texas remediation certificate afterward.
How it works
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Moisture meters and thermal imaging trace the source, through our moisture mapping service. Jobs of 25 or more contiguous square feet follow a written Texas remediation protocol.
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Sealed poly barriers and negative air keep spores out of the rest of the house, which matters when the problem is in an upstairs ceiling over a living area.
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We cut out and bag affected drywall, insulation and carpet pad, then HEPA-vacuum and clean the framing. Dehumidifiers bring the structure back to dry.
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Post-remediation testing confirms the area passes, and you get the Texas Certificate of Mold Damage Remediation for your records.
Document it before anything gets torn out. We'll give you a written report on the moisture source and the extent, which is useful whether the builder, your insurer or you end up paying.
Pricing
The biggest price drivers are how much material has to come out, how hard it is to reach (attics and second-floor ceilings take more setup) and whether the leak is still active. Read what mold remediation costs in Texas for the full breakdown.
How much material comes out
Drywall, insulation, carpet pad and subfloor removed and disposed of.
Access
Attics, crawlspaces and second-floor ceilings take more setup than an open wall.
Containment and drying
The size of the work area, negative air and how long the structure needs to dry.
Testing and clearance
Number of samples, lab turnaround and post-remediation clearance.
Every property is different, so we price each job after we see it. To get a real quote for your Frisco property, contact our team or call (469) 283-5227.
Where we work
Homes, townhomes, new builds and commercial space throughout Frisco, plus nearby Plano, McKinney, The Colony and Little Elm. Frisco crosses two counties; see our Collin County and Denton County pages.
Frisco mold questions
Yes. Mold needs moisture and something to eat, and drywall paper, wood framing and carpet backing all qualify, whatever the house's age. Newer homes are built tight, so a small leak from an attic air handler, a shower pan or a window can stay wet much longer than it would in an older, draftier house.
The biggest factors are how much material has to come out, access (attics and second-floor ceilings take more setup), containment and drying time, and the testing involved. Every home is different, so to get a real number for your Frisco home, contact our team for a free written estimate.
The on-site inspection usually takes one to three hours. Samples go to an accredited third-party lab, and results typically come back in two to five business days, with rush turnaround available. You get a written report saying what was found, where, and what we recommend next.
For mold covering 25 contiguous square feet or more, Texas requires licensed mold professionals regulated by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation, working from a written remediation protocol. Under that, a homeowner can legally handle it, but the patch you can see is often smaller than what's behind it.
It depends on the cause and your coverage. Builder warranties often cover defects like flashing or plumbing installed wrong, and many homeowners policies cover mold from a sudden, accidental leak. Long-term leaks are often excluded. Either way, a written report on the source and extent, made before anything is removed, makes the conversation much easier.
Our office is in Plano, a short drive down the Tollway or US-75. We can usually be on site in Frisco within 24 hours, and someone answers the phone 24/7/365.
Serving Frisco from Plano
Tell us where the stain, smell or leak is. We'll find the moisture, remove the mold and give you clearance results in writing.
