Whether it’s black mold on your window sill, mold in your AC unit, or that persistent musty smell in your bathroom, mold can grow anywhere—often long before you see visible signs. Mold exposure can cause respiratory issues, allergies, and even damage the structural integrity of your home. Our certified technicians use advanced equipment to identify mold types, test air quality, and safely remove contamination down to the spores. Take advantage of our mold remediation services in Spartanburg to help keep your home or business safe.
We provide a free estimate as part of our inspection process to begin your process.
We test the mold to see what is causing it, where it’s coming from, and toxicity levels.
We remove the mold from your home and business while implementing prevention methods.
In a humid area like Spartanburg, mold can thrive behind walls, under floors, and inside HVAC systems—often without any obvious signs. Whether it’s caused by a slow leak or poor airflow, mold spreads fast and can impact both your property and your health.
That’s why Rehab Restoration is ready to respond, anytime:
24/7 Emergency Availability: Mold issues rarely happen on a schedule. Our Spartanburg response team is
available around the clock to step in whenever you need us.
Rapid On-Site Support: When you call, we move fast. Our specialists arrive promptly with the tools andtraining to manage even the most urgent mold concerns.
Complete Mold Remediation: From testing and identification to full-scale remediation and sanitizing, we take care of the entire process—so you can breathe easier, sooner.
Rehab Restoration proudly serves Spartanburg with dependable, around-the-clock mold remediation services designed to act fast and get it done right—the first time.
Professional mold inspections are your first line of defense against hidden contamination. At Rehab Restoration, we offer thorough, on-site evaluations throughout Spartanburg County, including Boiling Springs, to help homeowners and businesses identify the root cause of mold issues before they worsen.
Using advanced moisture meters and air sampling techniques, we assess not only visible signs of growth but also test indoor air quality to determine the presence of spores in your environment. Whether you’re dealing with high humidity, excessive moisture, or simply want peace of mind, our inspections are designed to give you clear answers and next steps.
You don’t always see mildew or mold right away—sometimes, damage occurs behind walls, in crawl spaces, or around HVAC systems. Our team documents any visible and suspected mold damage, traces it back to its source, and recommends next steps for containment, disinfection, and full remediation if needed.
Because we offer an array of home restoration services, we have the opportunity to help you with home needs coupled with our professional mold remediation services.
Because we frequently assess mold damage throughout the area, we also provide consultation (if needed) for other potential needs you might have, helping you save time and money in the process. Mold growth often appears after challenges involving water.
We provide water damage restoration for your home or business to complement your mold removal. This is a service our customers often book when fixing property damage and mitigation. Learn more about our water restoration services in Spartanburg, as well restoration for fire damage to your property.
Throughout upstate South Carolina, some of the most common types of mold include Cladosporium, Penicillium, and Stachybotrys, also known as black mold. These molds thrive in areas with high humidity or excessive moisture, especially after water damage or long-term leaks. They’re often found on drywall, wood, and around HVAC systems, and can impact indoor air quality if not properly identified and removed.
Other molds frequently found in Upstate South Carolina include Aspergillus, a fast-growing mold that can appear on walls, insulation, or food products. Alternaria is another common type, often discovered in damp areas like showers, basements, and around windows where condensation builds. Chaetomium, known for its musty odor, typically grows on water-damaged drywall and wood and can be an indicator of deeper structural moisture problems.
The source of mold, its growth, and its removal will depend on several factors when preparing for remediation. We go through a step by step process to make sure everything cause mold is eliminated as a health risk to you and your home or business. We go beyond basic cleaning—our goal is full mold remediation and restoration. That means fixing the source (like water damage or humidity issues), removing affected materials, and using HEPA vacuums, negative air machines, and antimicrobial treatments to ensure the problem doesn’t return. Consider the EPA’s mold identification guide to help you understand what mold you might be seeing.
We’ve helped hundreds of property owners across Spartanburg, Greenville, and Anderson with:
And everything in between.
We strive to be thorough and make sure that not only are mold threats in your home or business eliminated, but that they don’t come back. Thus our prevention services are critical to make your home or business safe and clean.
A lingering musty odor is often one of the first signs of hidden mold growth. Even if you can’t see it, mold may be thriving behind walls, under flooring, or in crawl spaces—especially in damp areas like basements or bathrooms.
Dark or discolored patches on walls and ceilings may indicate mold colonies feeding on moisture and organic materials. These spots can spread quickly and should be inspected by a professional to prevent further structural damage.
Mold can easily grow inside air conditioning units and ductwork, especially if condensation builds up or filters aren’t changed regularly. When the system runs, it can blow mold spores throughout your entire home.
Unexplained allergy symptoms, coughing, or respiratory discomfort indoors can be triggered by mold spores in the air. Mold exposure is particularly harmful to children, seniors, and those with asthma or immune conditions.
Water, smoke, and fire damage can cause mold to form due to the moisture and climate they provide for mold to grow. Our fire damage restoration services also include mold removal and prevention for fire-damaged homes.
Black mold isn’t just unsightly—it’s a serious health hazard. At Rehab Restoration, we specialize in professional black mold removal services for homes and businesses across Spartanburg, SC. If you’ve noticed musty odors, visible mold spots, or are experiencing unexplained respiratory issues, don’t wait. Our certified team uses proven methods to safely identify, remove, and prevent the return of toxic black mold. We’re here to restore your property and your peace of mind.
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Your air quality matters. Prevent future health problems by stopping mold dead in its tracks. Mold doesn’t wait—and neither should you.
Contact Rehab Restoration now for expert mold removal in Spartanburg and nearby cities. We’re ready with same-day and on time service, certified techs, and a commitment to restoring your property to its original state—clean, safe, and mold-free. We will work with your insurance company during your claims process as well.
Learn how to take advantage of our free estimates to help begin your cleanup process, as our technicians and staff guide you through each step of the removal process.
The costs will vary, but the price range usually ranges between $250-$750 for smaller jobs, and up to $10,000 for large spaces or properties.
We do everything needed to prevent mold from growing back after our removal services.
Homeowners can use these techniques to help prevent mold growth post-remediation:
In order to understand the process of removing mold from your home or business, this is what we (and similar companies) do:
Yes, mold can return after remediation if underlying conditions aren’t addressed. To prevent recurrence, fix all moisture sources, control humidity levels between 30-50%, improve airflow in problem areas, use mold-resistant materials during repairs, and consider periodic inspections. If mold returns after professional treatment, contact us for solutions.
Mold remediation typically involves containment of affected areas, removal of contaminated materials, cleaning of surfaces, drying, and treatment with antimicrobial agents. First, we isolate the space using plastic barriers and negative air pressure to prevent spores from spreading. We then remove heavily contaminated materials like drywall or carpet that can’t be salvaged. Remaining surfaces are cleaned with specialized solutions, and the area is thoroughly dried using dehumidifiers and air movers. Finally, antimicrobial treatments may be applied to prevent regrowth, followed by repair of damaged areas using mold-resistant materials. Throughout this process, our team wears protective equipment and use HEPA filtration to capture airborne spores.
