We provide certified water damage and mold remediation for residential and commercial properties, with the same fast response for every community in Marin County, from San Rafael to the smaller Ross Valley towns.
Marin County sees its share of water trouble. Winter storms push moisture off Mt. Tamalpais and flood the low-lying blocks around San Rafael faster than older drainage systems can handle, and homes under redwood canopy in Mill Valley stay damp longer than almost anywhere else in the county. We handle the full range of water and mold damage here, from an overflowing washing machine to a flooded crawl space after a king tide.
Most of our jobs cover four major services: water extraction, structural drying, mold remediation, and storm and fire cleanup. They often overlap on the same job. Here's what to expect from each.
Standing water has to come out before anything else can start. We pull it with truck-mounted and portable extractors sized to the job, then check what it soaked into on the way down. Water that reached subfloor and framing behaves differently than water sitting on tile, and that difference decides how the rest of the job goes.
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Mold needs moisture, and it can start within a couple of days of water sitting. We contain the affected area first so spores don't travel through the rest of the house, remove what's growing, then fix the moisture source. Skipping that last part is why mold comes back in the same spot.
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Drywall and framing hold water long after a floor looks dry. We use moisture meters and thermal imaging to find where it's actually sitting, place air movers and dehumidifiers to pull it out, and check readings daily until the numbers come back to where they should be.
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After a storm or a fire, the first job is making the property safe and stopping further damage. We handle debris removal, board-up, and tarping, then work through the smoke, soot, and water cleanup so the structure is ready for repairs.
Learn More →Water damage doesn't wait for business hours, and neither do we. Phones get answered around the clock, and we typically have a technician on site within the hour. Water that sits for six hours behaves differently than water that sits for two days, so speed matters more here than in most trades.
Marin County housing runs the gamut, from century-old Victorians in San Rafael to slab homes in Novato and redwood-shaded properties in Mill Valley. Condos, single-family homes, and small commercial buildings all get the same level of attention, whether it's a cramped crawl space or a 4,000 square foot home in Tiburon.
Our crews have handled thousands of water intrusion and mold jobs across the North Bay. That kind of repetition teaches things a manual can't, like which drywall to save, how long a floor needs under an air mover, and where mold likes to hide behind a shower surround.
Most water and mold claims run through homeowners insurance, and we document everything as we go: moisture readings, before-and-after photos, and a written scope of work adjusters can actually use. It won't guarantee a claim gets approved, but it puts you in a stronger position.
