Serving Syracuse
Mold removal for Syracuse family homes
More than nine in ten Syracuse homes are detached houses, most built in the last twenty years. Big basements, busy bathrooms and tightly built walls are where we usually look.
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- Reached from our North Salt Lake office
At a glance
- Nearest office
- North Salt Lake head office
- Common calls
- Basements, baths and humidity
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Mold removal in Syracuse usually involves a newer, larger single-family home: a basement that stays humid in summer, a bathroom fan that never vented outside, or a slow leak behind a finished wall. We find the moisture, remove what grew under containment and fix the cause so it stays dry.
Syracuse homes
Newer houses, almost all owner-occupied
Syracuse has 10,051 housing units, and 93.2 percent of them are detached single-family homes, one of the highest shares on the Wasatch Front. The median construction year is 2005, and 89.7 percent of homes are lived in by their owners.
Large newer homes have large basements, and those basements are often finished years after move-in. Without good airflow or humidity control, a finished basement in a tight house holds summer moisture against cool walls, which is where musty smells and growth usually begin.
- 93.2%Share of Syracuse homes that are detached single-family
- 2005Median construction year of Syracuse homes
Before you call
Quick checks for Syracuse homes
- Keep a hygrometer in the finished basement through the summer.
- Check that bath fans vent outside, not into the attic.
- Look behind basement furniture against exterior walls for musty spots.
- Check under sinks and around the water heater once a year.
Common jobs
Jobs that fit Syracuse homes
Getting there
How we reach Syracuse
Syracuse is in west Davis County, up I-15 from our North Salt Lake head office, on the same 24/7 phone line.
For the rest of the county, see Davis County.
Reached from our North Salt Lake office
814 900 N Unit C, North Salt Lake, UT 84054
Questions
Questions from Syracuse callers
Tight construction holds summer humidity against cool basement walls.
If it stays above 60 percent humidity in summer, it is worth considering.
Yes. A moisture inspection before framing is a good idea.
Yes, on the same 24/7 phone line, from North Salt Lake.
Answered around the clock
Musty basement in a Syracuse home? Call us.
Tell us where it is and when you notice it. We will explain what we would check.