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Our work

Photos from real jobs.

No stock photos here. These come from our own projects in Northwest Washington homes, and they show what we find, how we set up and how the work turns out.

Attics, crawlspaces and living spaces

Same home,
before and after.

Each pair was photographed in the same home on the same project. If your attic looks like one of the before photos, our tip is the same as always: don’t panic.

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Attic sheathing around a plumbing vent

Before Underside of attic roof sheathing with dark mold growth around a black plumbing vent pipe
Dark growth on the roof sheathing where a plumbing vent passes through.
After The same roof sheathing and plumbing vent with clean, light-colored wood
The same spot after remediation.
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Attic roof boards

Before Attic roof boards with dark staining along the board edges and around nail tips
Staining along the roof boards, darkest at the edges and around the nails.
After Clean, bright roof boards and trusses in the same attic
The same attic after remediation.
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Attic roof deck

Before Plywood attic roof deck darkened by mold growth between the trusses
Dark growth across the plywood roof deck.
After Clean plywood roof deck between the trusses in the same attic
The roof deck after remediation.
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Laundry room wall

Before Black mold low on a wall in the corner of a room, beside laundry hookups
Mold on the drywall in a laundry corner.
During The lower section of the wall removed, showing bare wood studs and wiring
Partway through the job, with the lower wall removed down to the framing.
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Ceiling around a skylight

Before Black mold on a white ceiling along the edge of a skylight frame
Mold on the ceiling drywall beside a skylight.
During Ceiling drywall removed around the skylight, exposing the wood framing and insulation
Partway through the job, with the ceiling opened up around the skylight framing.

On the job

More than a towel
and some cleaner.

Containment keeps the work area separate from the rest of your home. Mold needs moisture to grow, so we measure it and dry it out.

A doorway sealed with plastic sheeting and red tape, with a zipper entry and a red air scrubber beside it
A sealed doorway with a zipper entry and a HEPA air scrubber.
A room with the floor and closet doors covered in taped plastic sheeting, and an air scrubber connected to orange ducting
A room protected with plastic sheeting, with a ducted air scrubber.
A plastic enclosure held up by poles in a living area, with a zipper door and an air scrubber
Containment built around a work area inside a home.
A green dehumidifier and blue air movers set up on the floor of a crawlspace
A dehumidifier and air movers drying a crawlspace. It gets noisy, but to us that is the sound of progress.
A moisture meter on an extension pole pressed against a wood soffit, with the screen showing 202 in red
A moisture meter on a wood soffit. That red screen is a high reading.
Attic roof sheathing covered in dark growth above the trusses
Heavy dark growth across attic roof sheathing.
Light-colored plywood roof sheathing and trusses in an attic, with a roof vent opening
Clean attic roof sheathing around a roof vent.

Every mold situation is different, and so is the fix. The right plan depends on the materials, how far the growth has spread and where the moisture is coming from. How remediation works

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