Mold Remediation in Lewisville, TX
Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation (TDLR) Licensed Mold Remediation Company #RCO1659 | Contractor License #MRC2056
Mold removal, affected-material cleanup, and moisture control for Lewisville homes and businesses.
Help with mold after a leak or water damage
SS Water Restoration provides mold remediation in Lewisville, TX. If you notice visible growth, a recurring musty odor, or materials that stayed damp after a leak, contact us to discuss the affected areas and the next steps. Mold removal should address both the damaged materials and the moisture conditions that allowed growth.
Tell us when the problem started, whether the water source has stopped, and which rooms or materials are affected. Photos can help with the initial conversation, but the scope and estimate depend on conditions at the property. If you also have standing water or wet building materials, our Lewisville water damage restoration service covers extraction and structural drying.
A look at our work
A real SS Water Restoration project photo shows a technician in protective clothing working beside exposed wall framing after wall materials were removed.
The materials, equipment, and work-area setup for your property are selected according to the project scope. When you call, we can explain how access, affected surfaces, and moisture conditions influence the cleanup plan.
What the remediation process involves
1. Review the damage and moisture source
We discuss the history of the leak and review affected materials and moisture conditions. The project scope identifies what can be cleaned, what may need removal, and the steps needed before repairs. Any separate assessment or testing requirements should be clarified before work begins.
2. Set up the work area
Containment and air filtration are selected for the scope of the job to help limit the spread of dust and mold-contaminated debris during removal.
3. Remove affected material and clean
Some porous materials may need removal rather than surface cleaning. Salvageable surfaces are cleaned using methods appropriate to the material, with HEPA vacuuming used as part of the cleanup process.
4. Address drying and the next steps
Moisture control is essential to reducing the chance of recurrence. We explain the drying work and any remaining leak repairs, follow-up assessment, or reconstruction that the project requires. Reconstruction through SS Construction & Remodeling is a separate contracting scope.
What affects mold remediation cost?
The estimate depends on the size and location of the affected area, access behind cabinets or walls, the materials involved, containment needs, and removal and cleanup requirements. Drying, independent assessment or testing, and rebuilding may be separate parts of the project. Ask for a written scope that explains what is included before approving work.
For a Lewisville estimate, call (469) 737-0296 or request a quote. Our phone line is answered 24/7; project scheduling depends on the conditions and scope.
Questions about mold removal in Lewisville
Is mold removal the same as water damage restoration?
The services can overlap, but they address different work. Water damage restoration focuses on extraction and drying. Mold remediation adds a defined cleanup and removal scope for mold-affected materials. We can discuss both when a leak has caused wet materials and visible growth.
Can you give a price from photos?
Photos help us understand the concern, but concealed damage, access, and moisture conditions can change the scope. A property review is needed for a reliable project estimate.
Will mold return after cleanup?
It can return if moisture problems continue or a new leak occurs. Remediation should be paired with correcting the moisture source and keeping affected materials dry; it is not a permanent guarantee against future growth.
What should I have ready when I call?
Have the property location, the approximate size of the affected area, the leak history, and any existing assessment or remediation documents available. Let us know whether the building is occupied and whether water is still entering.
Learn more about our mold remediation services or read the EPA’s overview of remediation methods.

