Bathroom & Subfloor Mold
Bathroom and Subfloor Mold Remediation
Leaks around toilets, showers, plumbing and flooring can leave microbial growth on subfloor and framing. Some problems are not fully visible until damaged finish materials are removed.
Bathroom & Subfloor RemediationInspection • Containment • Remediation • Drying • Repairs when included in the scope
What to Expect
From Localized Remediation to Repair-Ready Conditions
Project Scope May Include
- Containment and negative-air controls as appropriate
- Removal of damaged materials included in the scope
- HEPA cleaning and physical remediation
- Antimicrobial treatment
- Structural drying and moisture monitoring when required
- Subfloor, flooring or toilet-reset repairs when specifically included
Questions
Common Questions
What If the Subfloor Is Rotted?
If concealed rot is discovered, replacement may require an additional approved repair scope or change order depending on the estimate.
Can You Dry the Structure Before Repairs?
Yes. Structural drying and moisture monitoring can be included when building materials need to reach repair-ready conditions.
Do You Put the Bathroom Back Together?
Some projects include floor preparation, underlayment, flooring and related repair work. The written estimate will identify what is included.