Common causes we find
Most attic mold in the Triad comes from one of these.
- Blocked or missing soffit vents
- Bathroom fans that dump into the attic instead of outside
- Small roof leaks around vents or flashing
- Missing or wet insulation trapping moisture
Our process
We inspect the whole attic, document the source, treat all affected wood with an EPA registered antimicrobial, and either sand or fog based on how deep the mold went. We can also coordinate roof and ventilation repairs.
Service area
We handle jobs across Greensboro and nearby areas including High Point, Winston-Salem, Kernersville, Jamestown, Oak Ridge, Summerfield, and Burlington.
Why homeowners choose us
- Fix the airflow problem so the mold does not come back
- Sanding, HEPA vacuuming, or fogging based on how deep the growth is
- Coordination with roofing and insulation crews when needed
- Two-year warranty on the treated sheathing
Common problems we solve
- Dark staining on the underside of the roof deck
- Wet or matted insulation
- Bathroom exhaust fans venting into the attic
- Ice dams or roof leaks in the last two winters
Frequently asked questions
Why did mold grow in my attic?
Almost always it is trapped moisture. Common causes are blocked soffit vents, a bath fan dumping into the attic, or a slow roof leak around a vent or flashing.
Should I replace all the plywood?
Usually no. If the wood is still structurally sound we treat, sand or fog, and seal it. Full replacement is only needed if the wood is soft or delaminating.
Will insurance pay for attic mold?
If it is from a sudden covered event like a storm-damaged roof, often yes. Long-term ventilation issues are usually excluded.
Can I finish the attic after this?
Only after the ventilation is fixed and the wood is fully dry for at least a week of monitoring. Otherwise you seal the moisture in.