Mold Removal in South Philadelphia, PA

Mold removal in South Philadelphia, PA

South Philadelphia is the grid below Washington Avenue between the two rivers, built out from the 1880s through the 1920s on what had been marsh and tidal creek, filled and leveled as the rows went in. The houses are two-story brick rowhomes on rubble or early brick foundations, flat roofs draining to one box, basements that often sit below the water table, and a rear kitchen addition over a shallow crawl space. Point Breeze, Passyunk Square, Girard Estate, Whitman, and Pennsport are all variations on it.

Owners in South Philadelphia reach an independent local mold provider through the phone number on this site. That provider walks the house with a meter and says what it needs. Our part is the call.

Low ground and a combined sewer make South Philly one of the parts of the city the Water Department sees the most basement backups in. A storm fills the sewer and the floor drain gives it back. Between storms, the stone foundation weeps through a humid summer, and the party wall carries the neighbor's roof leak onto your plaster.

South Philadelphia mold removal in a row on filled ground

A cellar wall behind paneling that reads wet from floor to sill is mold removal. The crawl space under the kitchen addition that smells every July is mold odor removal. A basement and first floor that took sewer water in a storm is whole-home mold remediation, and a backwater valve on the lateral is part of the conversation afterward.

The old shipyard at the bottom of Broad Street

Broad Street ends at the Philadelphia Navy Yard, the former naval shipyard on the Delaware that is now an office and industrial campus, and the ground between it and Oregon Avenue is the lowest and wettest in the neighborhood.

Call (215) 600-0376 and tell us what you see. We put you through to a local mold provider serving South Philadelphia.

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