Serving Holladay
Mold removal for Holladay's mid-century homes
Holladay's typical home was built in the late 1960s, often on a big lot under old trees. Shaded roofs, full gutters, original bathrooms and older basements are where we look first.
- Phones answered 24/7
- Reached from our downtown service office
At a glance
- Nearest office
- Exchange Place, downtown Salt Lake City
- Common calls
- Older baths, basements and roofs
- Phone line
- Answered 24/7
Mold removal in Holladay usually means a home from the 1960s: an original bathroom with tile over old board, a basement that predates modern damp-proofing, or a shaded roof where gutters fill with leaves and overflow against the foundation. We find the moisture, remove what grew under containment and fix the cause.
Holladay homes
Late-1960s houses
Holladay's median construction year is 1969, which makes its housing older than most of the valley's suburbs. Many homes sit on large lots with mature trees.
Old trees bring shade and leaves. Shaded roofs dry slowly, gutters fill every fall, and an overflowing gutter dumps water right against the foundation of a basement built before modern damp-proofing. Inside, original bathrooms with tile over early board are a second common source.
- 1969Median construction year of Holladay homes
- 1960sThe era most Holladay basements date from
Before you call
Quick checks for Holladay homes
- Clean gutters after the leaves fall and again in spring.
- Make sure downspouts carry water away from the foundation.
- Tap original shower tile for hollow spots.
- Check the basement wall below any overflowing gutter.
Common jobs
Jobs that fit Holladay homes
Getting there
How we reach Holladay
Holladay is a short run southeast of 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 Holladay callers
Leaf-filled gutters overflow against the foundation, and shaded roofs dry slowly.
Once the grout fails, old board behind the tile soaks up water.
It is worth it. See real estate mold inspection.
Yes, on the same phone line, from our downtown office.
Answered around the clock
Mold in an older Holladay home? Call us.
Tell us where it is and what you see. We will explain what we would check.