Mold Removal in Hidden Valley, NV

Hidden Valley sits at the base of the Virginia Range on the east edge of Reno, a pocket of custom homes on large lots around the country club that was built on the old Birbeck ranch in the late 1950s. Most of the houses went up in the 1970s and 80s: single-story ranch homes and split-levels on crawl spaces, with big roofs, mature trees, and in the older sections, wells and septic systems.

The range behind the neighborhood is the local hazard. Summer thunderstorms drop rain on bare slopes that cannot absorb it, and the washes that come down into the valley run fast and full of mud. Water that gets into a crawl space or a garage that way sits in the low spot under the house for the rest of the summer. Winter is quieter, but a 1970s house with its original galvanized plumbing under the floor has its own leaks.

Call this site from Hidden Valley and you reach an independent mold provider who serves east Reno. From the first walkthrough to the last bag out the door, the provider does it. This site is the connection.

Hidden Valley mold removal under 1970s ranch homes

Wet ground and growth on the joists after a summer flash flood is what crawl space mold remediation handles here. A galvanized supply line that pinholed inside a wall leads to mold removal under containment. When the smell is coming through the floor registers, the furnace ducts in the crawl space are part of HVAC mold cleaning.

Reading the washes above Hidden Valley

The county's Hidden Valley Regional Park occupies 480 acres of the same slope, and its trails climb the washes that carry storm water down into the neighborhood, which is a good way to see where your lot sits in the drainage. Hidden Valley is inside the Reno city limits, so rebuild permits go through the City of Reno.

Call (775) 459-9573 and tell us where the water came in. A local mold provider serves Hidden Valley.