Mold Removal in Prestonwood, TX

Prestonwood straddles the Plano and Dallas line along Preston Road, and the Plano side, west of Preston between Park Boulevard and Parker Road, went up in the late 1970s and early 1980s as the first wave of west Plano building. The houses are brick one- and two-stories on conventional slabs, with copper supply lines, cast iron or early PVC drains under the concrete, a water heater in the garage or a hall closet, and the furnace and coil in a closet or the attic.

Forty-five years is a long time for a slab on Blackland clay. Prestonwood's copper lines have cracked at fittings and been rerouted overhead in a good share of houses already, and the ones that have not are the slow-leak calls: a hall closet that smells like a creek bed, a pantry floor that is cool underfoot, a baseboard that went soft behind the fridge. The original roofs are long gone, but each hailstorm since has left a few that were patched late and dripped onto the decking all summer.

A Prestonwood homeowner who calls this number reaches an independent local mold provider. The provider meters the house and writes the scope; we handle the connection and nothing else.

Prestonwood mold removal under a 1981 slab

A damp pantry floor or a soft baseboard along an interior wall is mold removal, with a plumber tracing the slab line first. A hall bath whose grout blackens monthly and whose fan vents into the attic is bathroom mold removal. Water that spread from a slab leak into three or four rooms before anyone noticed is whole-home mold remediation.

The hospital on Parker Road

Texas Health Presbyterian Hospital Plano opened in 1991 on West Parker Road at the neighborhood's northern edge, about a decade after the houses around it, and is the nearest emergency room for the Preston Road corridor.

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