Talk to Someone Who Will Ask the Right Questions

Call 801-515-0640 and tell us what you've noticed — a patch on a wall, a musty smell you can't place, a line item on a buyer's inspection report. Expect questions, because that's how the work starts: where you've seen or smelled the problem, when it's most noticeable, and whether the house has any history of leaks, seepage, or standing water. Ten minutes of good questions often narrows the problem considerably before anyone visits.

It helps to have a few things handy, though none are required: photos of what you found, a rough idea of when it appeared, and any inspection or repair records tied to past water events. If you're on a real-estate deadline, say so up front — timelines change how we sequence things. And if what you describe doesn't sound like a mold problem, we'll tell you that too. The goal of the call is an accurate next step, not a booked appointment.

What happens when you call

You reach a person who takes down what is going on, where the property is, and how to reach you. That goes straight to the provider covering your area, and you get a call back to set a time. There is no fee to be matched, and nothing is booked until you say so.

Prefer to write?

Use the form and include as much detail as you can — what happened, when, and what part of the property is affected. The more we know up front, the better the match and the fewer calls it takes.