Mold Removal in Lucas, TX

Lucas lies northeast of Plano between Allen and Lavon Lake, a Collin County town that has kept one-acre minimum lots and a country feel while the cities around it filled in. The houses are mostly 1980s through 2010s custom builds on slabs, many with aerobic septic systems and sprinkler heads scattered across an acre of Blackland clay, and the newer ones carry the standard attic air handler and a second-floor laundry.

With no city sewer under most lots, the water problems in Lucas are slab lines, yard lines, and septic. A long supply line from the meter to the house can break at the foundation and keep the slab edge wet for a season. An aerobic system's spray field sitting too close to the house keeps one side of the foundation damp through a wet spring. The town also sat under the April 11, 2016 hail core, with 1.75-inch stones reported, and roofs patched late that year fed attic stains through the summer.

A Lucas homeowner who calls is connected to an independent local mold provider who meters the house and sets the scope. Our role is the phone call; the inspection of the house, the work, and the contract are theirs.

Lucas mold removal where the sewer line is a septic tank

A wet garage wall or utility room where the yard line enters is mold removal, traced to the line first. A ceiling stain under a second-floor laundry or an attic unit is HVAC mold cleaning if the pan overflowed, or mold removal on the ceiling if it was the washer. Insulation and decking under a hail-damaged roof are attic mold remediation.

A small town with its own permit desk

Rebuilds that touch plumbing or electrical in Lucas are permitted through the City of Lucas, a small office worth calling ahead of the crew. The city is also a member of the North Texas Municipal Water District, so the water in the pipes under a Lucas slab comes from Lavon Lake like Plano's.

Call (972) 787-0657 and tell us what you see. We put you through to a local mold provider serving Lucas.