Mold in Citrus Heights is almost always a water problem that was found late. In the older slab-built housing here, and in the same era of homes through Carmichael and Orangevale, the growth turns up low and hidden — behind the bottom few inches of drywall, under a floating floor, or in a cabinet run that sat wet after an appliance line let go. Crews work out of the Arden-Arcade office, and the job starts with the moisture source rather than with the stain: removal without finding what kept the material wet is a return visit with a date already on it.
- Containment with negative air before anything is opened
- HEPA-filtered air scrubbers running throughout the work
- Affected material bagged and removed inside the containment
- The moisture source found and fixed, not just the growth
- Cavities cleaned, treated with antimicrobial, then dried before closing
- Crawl spaces and vapor barriers checked when damp comes from below
Citrus Heights sits on the hinge of this territory. Southwest of here are the mid-century tract neighborhoods that run through Carmichael toward our office; north and east are the newer Placer County subdivisions of Roseville, Rocklin and Granite Bay. The two halves of that map fail in different ways and dry in different ways. A single-story home from the tract era usually hides its plumbing in a slab or a shallow crawl space and moves a leak sideways under the flooring long before a stain shows on a wall. A newer two-story build sends water down instead, from an upstairs laundry or bathroom through the ceiling. United Water Restoration Group of Sacramento Northeast works out of an Arden-Arcade office, the next neighborhood over from Carmichael, so the crew covering this corner of the county is driving a route it already knows. Call (916) 909-7500 at any hour.
Crews dispatch 24/7 from our Sacramento base at 2912 Edison Ave and cover all of Citrus Heights — one local team, no subcontracted call centers. See all services in Citrus Heights or read more about mold remediation.
If there is a musty smell you cannot trace, or a wall that has been damp since the last storm, it is worth a look before it turns into a demolition project. Call United Water Restoration Group of Sacramento Northeast at (916) 909-7500.
