Serving Ogden and nearby cities
Mold removal and attic fixes for Ogden-area homes
Ogden-area homes span several decades, and the decade decides where the mold is. Attics in the 1970s to 1990s homes, basements near the river after a big melt.
- Phones answered 24/7
- Reached from our North Salt Lake office
At a glance
- Nearest office
- North Salt Lake head office
- Common calls
- Attics and spring basements
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Mold removal around Ogden usually lands in one of two places: attics in homes from the 1970s through the 1990s, where venting and bath fans trap winter moisture, and basements near the Weber River after a big melt. We clean the growth, fix the venting or dry the basement, and explain the cause.
Ogden-area homes
Different decades, different problems
The median home in South Ogden was built in 1979 and in North Ogden in 1993. Attics from those decades often have bath fans ducted a short way into the insulation and soffit vents buried under insulation added later, both of which put winter moisture on the roof deck.
Basements are the spring problem. During the 2023 melt, forecasters named the Weber River in Weber County among the trouble spots they were watching, and high river levels raise groundwater in the neighborhoods around it.
- 1979Median year a South Ogden home was built
- 1993Median year a North Ogden home was built
Before you call
Quick checks for Ogden homes
- Look for icicles and ice dams along the gutters in winter.
- Check the attic for frost or rust stains on nail tips.
- Make sure soffit vents are not blocked by insulation from inside.
- Watch basement walls near the river after a heavy spring melt.
Common jobs
Jobs that fit Ogden-area homes
Getting there
How we reach the Ogden area
The Ogden area is reached from our North Salt Lake head office, straight up the I-15 corridor, on the same 24/7 phone line.
For the rest of the county, see Weber County.
Clean it and vent itCleaning the roof deck and restoring airflow at the eaves go together.
Questions
Questions from Ogden callers
Warm, moist air from the house is condensing on the cold roof deck. Venting and air sealing fix it.
Yes, and the rest of the Ogden area, on one phone line.
No. Buried soffit vents and short fan ducts cause it in newer homes too.
Yes. A moisture inspection catches damp walls early.
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Attic stains or a damp basement near Ogden? Call us.
Tell us what you see and where. We will explain what happens next.