Mold Removal in Shady Hills, FL

Shady Hills is the rural middle of Pasco, north of State Road 52 and east of the coastal towns, with about 12,000 people on acre lots under live oaks. The houses went up mostly between the 1980s and the early 2000s: block ranches, frame houses, and manufactured homes, most of them on private wells and septic tanks because the county water lines never came this far. A Del Webb community is on the way and will change that.

Nothing here flooded from the Gulf. Mold in Shady Hills comes from the ground and from the house itself: a well pump line that drips under the slab, a septic drainfield that keeps one side of the yard wet against the foundation, a manufactured home with a torn belly wrap, or a well-shaded house that never gets sun on its north wall and stays damp all summer.

Homeowners in Shady Hills reach an independent local mold provider through this site's phone line. The provider reads the house and explains what it needs. The site sets up the call.

Shady Hills mold removal, on well and septic lots

Growth along the bottom of an exterior wall on the drainfield side of the house is mold removal, and the crew will want to know where the drainfield is before they cut. A manufactured home that smells musty with nothing visible inside is mold odor removal, and the crew opens the belly wrap. A dark patch on a ceiling under a shingle roof that is twenty years old is black mold removal, with the roofer close behind.

Where to call in Shady Hills

Crews Lake Wilderness Park, 113 acres on the west shore of Crews Lake off Shady Hills Road, is the local landmark, and the lake itself rises and falls with the aquifer that the neighborhood's wells draw from. Permits go through Pasco County, since Shady Hills is unincorporated.

Call (727) 353-1690 to be connected with a local mold provider serving Shady Hills.