
About us
GotMoldUSA , a MOLD REMEDIATION AND WATER MITIGATION SERVICE PROVIDER has 36 years combined of industry and restoration experience. We come to your home or business and assess mold problems or conduct testing to find out if a problem exists. If you have an obvious problem we will create an estimate for remediation/clean up. In some cases we just provide consultation. You can trust us to be honest and fair in helping you determine the correct actions when you suspect mold problems.We also offer Water/Flood damage cleanup and restoration services.
Business highlights
Services we offer
Consultation, Emergency, Emergency Water Restoration, Mold Testing & Remediation, Structural Drying, Truck Mounted Hot Water Extraction
Amenities
Emergency Services
Yes
Free Estimates
Yes
Accepted Payment Methods
- CreditCard
| Number of Stars | Image of Distribution | Number of Ratings |
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| 79% | ||
| 12% | ||
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"Thank you so much for your cooperation and patience during our remediation process. Working with you was a pleasure and we are so glad we could take a stressful situation and make it as painless as possible"
"Thank you for the Feedback. We don't like to spend other people's money without cause and getting results in 24 hours is our goal every time!"
"[Member Name Removed], Thank you so much for taking the time to write a review. I also appreciate your business. I did notice that you categorized the review under carpet cleaning. As I recall I inspected and tested your home for mold. If possible please change the category to accurately reflect the service I provide. In any case thank you for your review and have a great weekend. Sincerely, Shawn"
Took care of inspections and permits, Owner very professional
The following business day, work crew Daniel and Nick arrived. They set up their equipment for a 'negative atmosphere' and sealed off the room. They removed the interior walls to a few feet beyond the problem area. They did a thorough, fast and efficient job of removing the contaminated materials.
I had previously expressed that I wanted this project to be confined to the bathroom if at all possible. I didn't want walls of adjacent rooms damaged, our new(er) expensive bathroom window disturbed or our new(er) exterior stucco damaged. I was shocked when Daniel suggested opening up our living room wall to remove the old cast iron bathtub! I told him to break it up in place with a sledge hammer, which he did.
As the project was nearing completion, they decided to spray paint all of the exposed surfaces with a paint primer called 'Killz'. Unfortunately, during a momentary lapse of reason they neglected to mask off my 'Hi-E, double paned thermal break window' before they fired up the spray painter. Approximately 40% of the window and (dark) frame were now painted white!
Upset, I immediately contacted Shawn and provided pictures of the damage. To Shawn's credit, he was immediately very apologetic and pledged to do whatever was necessary to resolve the issue. We initially considered complete window replacement with the corresponding necessary stucco repair. The cost of this solution would come very near, or exceed the cost of the mold removal. Shawn did not hesitate to agree to accepting this obligation, again to his credit.
After a few days cooler heads prevailed. I agreed to permit 911Restoration to at least attempt to remove the paint from the window and frame before we committed to order new. They worked very h****** it and eventually most signs of the damage were gone. The window is not 100% pristine like it was previously but we were able to deem it as acceptable.
The independent spore test was performed and we were given a clean bill of health.
When we were invoiced for this job, we were pleasantly surprised to discover that Shawn had discounted the project by over $500 as compensation for the problems we'd encountered. This was a foolish, neglectful mistake but we all make mistakes sometimes, don't we? To me, this foolish error was far surpassed in importance by the straightforward, polite and professional manner that 911Restoration chose to address the issue at hand. These days people to often try to evade accepting responsibility.
All in all, the experience was as pleasant as black mold removal could hope to be in spite of the peripheral damage. I would not hesitate to trust this firm with a future project.
"Thank you do much for taking the time to offer a review. We very much appreciate your trust in us and thank you for allowing us to serve you. Sincerely, Shawn Fiske"
I ended up paying what I believe is a huge amount of money for a little water in the bathroom (from outside) and a small 3x3 area of carpet which was wet.
I would not recommend this company to anyone.
"The Member called us because water intruded from her patio into her master bedroom and bath. We responded late in the work day and very quickly to clean the water up. The technician and our operations manager explained that moisture had wicked into her walls. Unfortunately, if the walls were allowed to dry naturally she would likely have had secondary damage...MOLD. She did agree to have the necessary equipment installed to expedite drying. The technician and our operations manager monitored the walls and carpet for the next 3 days using electronic moisture meters and finally removed our equipment when all was dry. Incidentally the equipment was removed over the weekend. It is likely that the technician misquoted the final price. When we realized he did not follow our process it was too late for this member. Our process includes having the client sign a contract soon after the emergency service call. If the call is after hours we bring the contract on our very next visit long before most of our charges have accumulated. In light of this and some other miscues on this technicians part we spent more time during our weekly training reviewing communications with clients and our processes. We added some new checks and balances to avoid this very situation in the future. Unfortunately, the technician was never able to appreciate or execute the necessary written and verbal communications and is no longer on our staff. Our office manager called the member 30 days later when the invoice went 30 days late. In 13 years of doing business I am yet to find the best way to remind a client that they are late paying a debt. Our office manager was surprised to find out the member was not only late but unhappy. So our office manager reviewed the file and discussed it with our operations manager. Then she called the member and agreed to discount her bill 33% or more than $300.00. At that point the member said she was satisfied and the work was done well. I was surprised to find this review but we did take all of the steps available to rectify this situation. Shawn"
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