Serving Cottonwood Heights
Mold removal for Cottonwood Heights homes
Cottonwood Heights sits high on the east bench, where winters are longer and roofs carry more snow. Attics, ice dams and basements on the slope are where we usually find mold here.
- Phones answered 24/7
- Reached from our downtown service office
At a glance
- Nearest office
- Exchange Place, downtown Salt Lake City
- Common calls
- Attics, ice dams and basements
- Phone line
- Answered 24/7
Mold removal in Cottonwood Heights often starts in the attic or along the eaves of a 1970s home: snow that sits on the roof for weeks, ice dams that push water under the shingles, and insulation that buried the soffit vents. We clean the roof deck, dry what got wet and fix the venting.
Cottonwood Heights homes
1970s homes on the east bench
Cottonwood Heights has a median construction year of 1978 and 12,568 households. Most of its homes are around fifty years old and sit higher on the east bench than the valley floor.
Higher ground means more snow and colder nights, and homes of that age often have attics topped up with insulation and bath fans ducted a short way into them. That combination grows mold on roof decks and leaves ice dams along the eaves in a hard winter.
- 1978Median construction year of Cottonwood Heights homes
- 12,568Households in Cottonwood Heights
Before you call
Quick checks for Cottonwood Heights homes
- Watch for icicles and ice dams along the gutters in winter.
- Look in the attic for frost on nails on cold mornings.
- Check that bath fan ducts reach the roof or a wall cap.
- Keep gutters and downspouts clear before the first snow.
Common jobs
Jobs that fit Cottonwood Heights homes
Getting there
How we reach Cottonwood Heights
Cottonwood Heights is in the southeast valley near the canyon mouths, reached from our Exchange Place service office downtown on the same 24/7 phone line.
For the rest of the valley, see Salt Lake County.
Reached from our downtown service office
53 Exchange Pl Ste 103, Salt Lake City, UT 84111
Questions
Questions from Cottonwood Heights callers
Heat leaking into the attic melts roof snow that refreezes at the cold eaves.
We remove what is wet or moldy and fix the attic. See wall and ceiling mold removal.
It is common in homes of that age with topped-up insulation and short fan ducts.
Yes, on the same phone line, from our downtown office.
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Ice dams or attic stains in Cottonwood Heights? Call us.
Tell us what you see each winter. We will explain what we would check.