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Mold growth can seriously impact indoor air quality, property value, and the health of occupants. Our professional mold testing and remediation services in the OKC Metro, Stillwater, Edmond, and surrounding Oklahoma areas are designed to identify mold issues early, eliminate contamination safely, and prevent future growth.
We begin with a detailed mold inspection and testing process to locate visible and hidden mold. Using moisture detection tools and air or surface sampling when necessary, we determine the type of mold present and the extent of contamination. This allows us to create a customized remediation plan tailored to your home or business.
Our mold remediation process follows industry-approved standards to safely remove mold, contaminated materials, and airborne spores while preventing cross-contamination. We also address the root cause of mold growth, including water leaks, poor ventilation, foundation drainage issues, or excess humidity.
Proper mold remediation not only removes existing mold but also helps prevent recurrence by improving moisture control and indoor air quality. Our services are available for residential and commercial properties throughout Oklahoma City, Stillwater, Edmond, Norman, and surrounding areas.
With decades of experience, we are committed to providing reliable, high-quality mold testing and remediation services. Our goal is to protect your property, improve indoor air quality, and restore a clean, safe, and healthy environment.
Call today to schedule your mold inspection in the OKC Metro or Stillwater area.

Found in HVAC systems, walls, and insulation, Aspergillus mold appears as fuzzy or powdery growth, often yellow, green, or gray. This mold can trigger allergic reactions, asthma, and respiratory issues, especially in sensitive individuals. Proper identification and removal prevent it from spreading through your ventilation system.

Typically appearing in damp areas such as bathrooms, basements, and crawl spaces, Cladosporium mold looks like dark green or black spots on walls and tiles. While often not as toxic as black mold, it can still cause sneezing, skin irritation, and respiratory discomfort.

Known for rapidly growing on water-damaged materials like drywall, carpeting, and furniture, Penicillium mold has a bluish-green or white appearance. Exposure can lead to allergies, asthma attacks, and immune system reactions if left untreated.

Stachybotrys, or black mold, is often associated with long-term moisture problems. It appears dark black or greenish-black, usually on drywall, wood, or ceilings. Black mold can produce mycotoxins, leading to serious respiratory problems, chronic sinus issues, and other health concerns.

Common in high-humidity areas and around windows, sinks, and showers, Alternaria appears dark green or brown with a fuzzy texture. It is a common allergen and can worsen asthma symptoms and cause respiratory irritation.
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