Contact Us

At Baton Rouge Mold Removal, we are here to help with all your mold removal and remediation needs. Whether you have questions about our services or need to schedule an appointment, we are just a message away.

What Happens After You Get in Touch

Fill out the form and a member of our team will get back to you as soon as possible — usually within two business hours, and inside the hour for anything involving standing water. Here is what follows:

1. We ask a few questions by phone to size up the problem: where you are seeing or smelling it, how long the area has been wet, and whether there is a known leak or past flooding.
2. We schedule a free on-site inspection, typically within 24 hours.
3. You receive a written scope with a flat-rate price before anything is committed to.

Emergencies

If water is actively coming in — a burst supply line, a roof failure during a storm, a slab leak — do not wait for business hours. Call (225) 960-6999. Mold begins colonizing wet material in 24 to 48 hours, so the cost and scope of a job are decided almost entirely by how fast the structure gets dried.

What to Have Ready

• The property address and rough square footage of the affected area.
• When you first noticed the smell, the staining, or the symptoms.
• Any history of flooding, roof leaks, or plumbing repairs at the property.
• Your insurance carrier and claim number, if you have already opened a claim.
• Photos, if you can take them safely — they help us bring the right equipment.

Areas We Serve

Baton Rouge, Mid City, Garden District, Shenandoah, Broadmoor, Central, Zachary, Baker, Denham Springs, Walker, Gonzales, Prairieville, Port Allen, Brusly, and Plaquemine. If you are just outside that list, call anyway — we cover most of East Baton Rouge, Livingston, Ascension, and West Baton Rouge parishes.

Two questions come up on almost every first call. On testing, what a mold sample can and cannot establish is set out plainly by the EPA: there is no federal threshold for acceptable indoor mold, so a number is only useful alongside a visible source and a moisture reading. On symptoms, the MedlinePlus entry on molds from the National Library of Medicine is a shorter and more careful read than most of what a search turns up.