Mold Removal in Downtown Renton, WA

Downtown Renton is the original town: a plat filed in 1875 at the point where the Cedar River reaches the lake, incorporated as a city in 1901 with about a thousand people, and built up with brick storefronts along Third Street and small houses on the surrounding blocks through the 1920s and 1930s. The river runs right through it on its way to Lake Washington, and in 1911 the failure of a dam at Landsburg sent a flood down that channel that reshaped how the city thought about the river.

The houses closest to downtown are the oldest in the city, many on crawl spaces or shallow basements a few feet above the river's water table, with plaster walls, original wood windows, and bathrooms carved out of closets decades after the house was built. Apartments and condominiums from the 2000s fill the blocks nearer the Landing, and they have their own problems with tight envelopes and shared walls.

Homeowners near downtown who call this line reach one independent local mold provider who works the old blocks. We connect the call; the provider meters the house.

Downtown Renton mold removal in the oldest houses in the city

A shallow basement that smells like the river every winter is mold odor removal. Stained plaster and a soft window sill in a 1920s house is mold removal. A bathroom carved out of a closet with no fan and a ceiling that spots every January is bathroom mold removal.

Forty-five thousand artifacts on South Third Street

The Renton Historical Society keeps more than 45,000 artifacts at its museum on South 3rd Street, two blocks from the river, including its record of the floods that have come down the river through these same streets.

Call (425) 584-6572 and describe where the house is wet. We put you through to a local mold provider serving Downtown Renton.