Mold Removal in Green Valley South, NV

Green Valley South is the middle band of Green Valley, built from about 1985 into the mid-1990s between Sunset Road and the 215, around Green Valley Parkway and Pecos Road. It is the part of Henderson where the 1980s single-story and the 1990s two-story sit on the same street, both stucco, both on slabs, both under concrete tile that is now thirty to forty years old.

The Pittman Wash runs through the middle of it. The city and the flood control district have channeled and lined the wash and built the paved trail along it, so the houses stay dry in a storm; the water that gets into a Green Valley South wall comes from a thirty-year-old slab line, a garage water heater, or a tile roof whose underlayment has finally failed.

Homeowners in Green Valley South reach an independent local mold provider through this site's phone line. That provider meters the house and tells you what it needs. We only set up the call.

Green Valley South mold removal in 1980s and 1990s stucco

A hall floor that lifted after a slab leak is mold removal, laminate and pad out first. A dark patch behind the fridge on a 1988 kitchen wall is black mold removal. A house that smells musty with nothing showing is mold odor removal, and in this part of town the find is usually a slab line.

The lake in the park on Wigwam

Cornerstone Park on Wigwam Parkway is built around a lake fed by runoff and shallow groundwater, which is a reminder that water does collect in this part of the valley, just not in the walls of a house unless a pipe puts it there.

Call (702) 602-8512 and tell us what you see. We put you through to a local mold provider serving Green Valley South.