01
A washing machine supply line bursts in a Chandler's Landing laundry room while the owners are at work.
What we do: We shut off the water, extract standing moisture, and set air movers and a dehumidifier against the shared wall. The wet drywall section is cut out, framing is treated, and the wall is rebuilt with new panels and texture matched to the room.
→ The wall is dry, sealed and painted within four days, and the laundry room is back in use without a mold problem.
02
Spring storms drive water through window flashing in a Stone Creek home, leaving a brown stain spreading down the wall.
What we do: We trace the leak with a moisture meter, dry the cavity, seal the stain with primer sealer, and repaint. If the flashing is the culprit, we note it so the exterior can be addressed before the next storm.
→ The stain is gone, the wall reads dry, and the homeowner knows exactly what exterior repair to schedule next.
03
A slab leak in an older Downtown Rockwall home wicks moisture up into the base of the wall.
What we do: We map the moisture with thermal imaging, cut out the affected drywall and baseboard, dry the framing, and treat for mold. The wall is rebuilt with mold-resistant drywall and a new moisture barrier.
→ The wall is dry and code-correct, and the homeowner has documentation for an insurance claim on the slab leak repair.
04
A rental unit near The Harbor has a musty odor and peeling paint after a slow toilet supply leak.
What we do: We inspect with a boroscope, find hidden mold growth in the cavity, contain and remove it, treat the framing, and rebuild the wall. The property manager gets photos and readings for the file.
→ The odor is gone, the wall is rebuilt and painted, and the unit is ready to re-lease without a mold disclosure issue.