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mold remediation St. Louis 14

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After a heavy rain in St. Louis, I noticed that musty smell getting stronger in the basement. We had some water seepage near the foundation, and within days, dark spots started appearing on the drywall. I called a mold remediation crew to assess the damage and deal with the porous concrete issues. They used containment barriers and HEPA filtration to remove the colonies and treat the wood framing. The whole process took about a week, but now the air smells fresh, and I don't worry about respira…

sewage cleanup St. Louis 14

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When the sewer backs up in a St. Louis basement, it's more than just a mess—it's a health hazard. Crews roll up in heavy-duty trucks, where the crew leader, a local like you'd see at the Soulard Market, talks you through the job. They use high-pressure jets and vacuum units to clear blockages, often caused by tree roots or grease that have built up over time. They disinfect the area and take care not to damage your old brick sewers. It's not glamorous, but they get it done, often same-day, so y…