Areas we serve in Dallas

Uptown Dallas is one of the city's densest urban neighborhoods, packed with high-rise condos, mid-rise apartments, and modern townhomes. While newer construction generally has bett...

Oak Lawn's tree-lined streets and mix of mid-century homes, garden-style apartments, and newer infill construction make it one of Dallas's most desirable neighborhoods. But many of...

Highland Park's stately homes, many built in the 1920s through 1950s, are among the most beautiful residences in the Dallas area. They're also among the most susceptible to mold. O...

University Park's mix of Tudor-style homes, 1950s ranches, and recent tear-down rebuilds creates a wide range of mold risk profiles. The original Tudors and mid-century homes face ...

Lakewood's Craftsman bungalows, Spanish Revival homes, and mid-century ranches give the neighborhood its character and its mold challenges. Many of these homes are 60 to 90 years o...

East Dallas covers a sprawling area from Deep Ellum's warehouse lofts to Junius Heights' Victorian homes and Casa Linda's mid-century ranches. This diversity means no single mold p...

Oak Cliff's renaissance has brought new investment to the neighborhood's historic housing stock -- Craftsman bungalows, early 20th-century Foursquares, and mid-century homes that a...

Lake Highlands is a family-oriented neighborhood of well-maintained 1960s through 1980s homes, mostly ranch-style and split-levels on slab foundations. While these homes are genera...

Preston Hollow's large lots, mature trees, and custom-built homes create a beautiful residential environment and a challenging one for moisture management. Expansive properties mea...

North Dallas, from the LBJ Freeway corridor through Addison and into Far North Dallas, is a mix of 1980s through 2000s suburban homes and commercial office space. The housing stock...