Hidden hazards don't always show themselves until you start demo. We identify what's there, handle it correctly, and keep your project moving — safely and legally.
Schedule an AssessmentWhen storm damage, water intrusion, or a remodel uncovers something that shouldn't be there, most contractors stop cold. We don't. We assess it, document it, and coordinate proper remediation — keeping your project and your insurance claim on track.
Mold grows fast after water intrusion — often inside walls and under flooring you can't see. We locate it, contain it, remove it, and fix the moisture source so it doesn't return.
Homes built before 1978 commonly contain lead-based paint. Disturbing it during a remodel without proper precautions is a health and legal issue. We identify it early and coordinate licensed abatement.
Pre-1980 buildings frequently contain asbestos in floor tile, insulation, siding, and pipe wrap. We identify suspect materials, stop work when required, and coordinate licensed abatement before demo continues.
Water intrusion that isn't fully dried within 24–48 hours creates ideal mold conditions. Get it checked before closing the walls back up.
Asbestos and lead paint were standard building materials through the late 1970s. Know what you're dealing with before any significant demo.
Opening walls in an older home without knowing what's there is how hazardous exposures happen. A quick assessment before demo protects everyone on the job.
Carriers often require hazardous material documentation before approving the full scope. Get ahead of it — don't let it slow your claim down.
Important: Disturbing asbestos-containing materials without proper abatement is a federal violation under EPA and OSHA regulations. Lead paint disturbance in pre-1978 homes also carries requirements under the EPA RRP Rule. Don't let a contractor skip these steps — it can create liability for you as the property owner.
We walk the property and identify areas of concern — visible mold, suspect materials, moisture damage, or anything that raises a flag before demo begins. We document everything with photos and written notes.
For mold, we can coordinate air and surface sampling through a third-party lab when the situation calls for it. For asbestos and lead, we work with licensed testing professionals to confirm what materials are present before any work is disturbed.
We establish containment protocols to prevent cross-contamination and coordinate remediation with licensed abatement professionals where required. For mold, we handle remediation directly. For asbestos and lead, we bring in the appropriate licensed specialists.
Every finding, test result, and remediation action gets documented in writing. If you've got an insurance claim, this goes directly to your adjuster. If it's a personal remodel, you get a clean record of what was found and how it was handled.
Once the hazard is cleared, we address the underlying cause — roof repairs, flashing, ventilation, waterproofing — and restore the affected area. One contractor handles the whole job from hazard to finished product.
Certified in Mold in Buildings Assessment & Remediation through the University of Alabama's UA SafeState environmental training program — 16 hours of practical instruction on assessment, remediation, and moisture control.
Alabama Home Builders Licensure Board License #41885. General liability and workers' compensation coverage on every job.
We handle the assessment, coordinate abatement, fix the source problem, and restore the property. You don't have to manage five different contractors — we quarterback the whole thing.
We know how adjusters think and what documentation they need. If mold or hazardous materials are part of your claim, we make sure the paperwork supports the full scope of what needs to be done.
If something looks or smells off, or you're getting ready to tear into an older home, call us first. A quick assessment now saves a much bigger problem later.
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