Certified Attic Mold Removal
for Surprise Attics — Cause Before Treatment

Two prior inspectors told us our Surprise attic had mold that needed full sheathing replacement — over $12,000 in quotes. Cheap Mold Removal measured MC% on every panel, identified 90% of the darkened panels as sapstain (MC% consistently below 14%) and only 8 panels near the north eave with active growth (MC% 23–26%). They HEPA-removed and borate-treated those 8 panels, rerouted the bathroom fan that was terminating 4 feet short of the exterior cap, and baffled the blocked eave bays on the north side. Total remediation cost was $1,800. Post-clearance confirmed clean. They saved us $10,000-plus from unnecessary full replacement.

Post-clearance verification after a prior contractor's attic mold treatment. Cheap Mold Removal's post-clearance air sampling found elevated counts still present — the prior contractor had treated visible growth but hadn't addressed the improperly terminated bathroom fan that was the ongoing moisture source. That independent clearance report gave us the documentation to require the first contractor to complete the fan rerouting as part of their scope.

Commercial building attic remediation — significant sheathing mold from an HVAC rooftop unit condensate drain that had been discharging onto the roof deck instead of to the drain line. Cheap Mold Removal assessed the sheathing panel-by-panel, replaced 14 panels with confirmed structural delamination, treated all remaining panels with borate, coordinated with our HVAC contractor for the condensate correction, and produced clearance documentation before our roofing warranty inspection.