Serving Park City
Mold removal for Park City condos and second homes
Most homes in Park City are empty on any given Tuesday, and that is exactly when a leak does its damage. We dry and remediate after the fact, and set up checks so the next problem is caught in days, not months.
- Phones answered 24/7
- Reached from our downtown service office
At a glance
- Nearest office
- Exchange Place, downtown Salt Lake City
- Common calls
- Condo leaks and empty-home mold
- Phone line
- Answered 24/7
Mold removal in Park City most often follows a leak that ran while nobody was home: a condo supply line, a frozen pipe in a cabin wall, or an ice dam over a bedroom. We dry the space, remove what grew under containment and document it for the owner, the HOA or the property manager.
Park City homes
A town where most homes are second homes
Park City's 2021 housing needs assessment counted 10,440 housing units, and 7,041 of them were vacant. Nearly all of those, 6,750 units, were second homes or held for recreational use. Fewer than a third of the homes in town have someone living in them full time.
That changes how mold happens here. A dripping supply line in a condo or a pipe that freezes in a January cold snap can run for days before an owner, a renter or a manager walks in. By then the drywall, the subfloor and sometimes the unit below are wet, and growth has had time to start.
- 10,440Housing units in Park City, 2021 assessment
- 6,750Of them, second homes or recreational use
Before you call
Quick checks for Park City homes
- Have someone walk the unit after every hard freeze or long absence.
- Know where the water shutoff is for your condo or house.
- Leave cabinet doors under sinks open in cold weather so pipes stay warmer.
- Ask your property manager to report musty smells, not only visible water.
Common jobs
Jobs that fit Park City homes
Getting there
How we reach Park City
Park City is up Parleys Canyon from our downtown Salt Lake City service office, and the phone line is answered 24/7, which matters when a manager finds water on a Sunday night.
For the rest of the county, see Summit County.
Reached from our downtown service office
53 Exchange Pl Ste 103, Salt Lake City, UT 84111
Questions
Questions from Park City callers
Yes. We coordinate access and send records to the owner and the manager.
That depends on your governing documents. We document where the water came from.
Yes. See vacant and seasonal home checks.
Yes, with access arranged through the building or HOA.
Answered around the clock
Water or a musty smell in a Park City home? Call us.
Tell us the unit and when it was last occupied. We will explain the next steps.