Bathroom Mold RemovalMaster bath — mold behind vanity and under tub. Removed, treated framing, installed closed-cell foam, new cement board. Homeowner insurance covered 80%.
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Hidden behind tile, under vanities, and inside wall cavities — most bathroom mold comes from pinhole leaks that have been wet for years.
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Overview
Visible bathroom mold (the stuff on caulk lines, grout, and behind toilets) is mostly a cleaning problem, not a remediation one. Real bathroom remediation starts when we open the wall behind a tub and find Stachybotrys growing on studs. The most common cause: a pinhole leak at a shower valve that's been dripping inside the wall for a year. We find it, fix it, and handle the mold.
Moisture meter on all bathroom walls and floor. Thermal imaging to find cold (wet) spots. Visual inspection behind access panels, around tub valves, under vanities.
Open the smallest access window needed — usually a 2×2 ft cut behind the tub or under the vanity. Stop the leak (we refer to a plumber if a plumbing repair is needed).
Remove affected drywall, insulation, and any soft framing. HEPA-sand studs. Antimicrobial + encapsulation. Install backer board, closed-cell foam, new drywall with mold-resistant board on the wet side.
New waterproof backer, new caulking with mildewcide, new tile or fiberglass if needed. We can handle the rebuild or coordinate with your tile guy.
Post-remediation verification air samples on request. Follow-up moisture-meter check 30 days later to confirm dryness.
The #1 cause we see. A hairline split at a soldered joint behind the wall drips 2 drops an hour for 18 months. Drywall stays wet. Stud colonizes. Owner notices when paint bubbles.
Micro-cracks in grout or caulk let water migrate into the substrate. Cement board stays wet. Organic dust on top becomes food for mold.
Wax-ring failures that leak slowly under the toilet. Subfloor stays damp. Mold starts under the toilet and spreads.
Small cavity repair with local demo: $800–$2,000. Full wall behind tub with structural work and rebuild: $2,500–$5,500. Master-bath gut + mold remediation: $5,000–$9,000.
Every quote is fixed after inspection — no hourly billing, no change orders unless the substrate reveals hidden contamination.See full pricing guide →
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Bathroom Mold RemovalMaster bath — mold behind vanity and under tub. Removed, treated framing, installed closed-cell foam, new cement board. Homeowner insurance covered 80%.
Bathroom Mold RemovalSecond-floor bath, water-damaged subfloor, mold under vinyl. Removed finish, treated subfloor, reinforced joists, installed cement board.
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Free visual inspection, same-day estimate. Licensed assessor handles the test separately from remediation — NY Article 32 compliant from the first call.
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