Mold Removal in Glendale, UT

Glendale fills the southwest corner of Salt Lake City between Interstate 15 and the city line, with the Jordan River running through it and most of its ten parks along the river's banks. The housing went up between 1937 and 1958, much of it in the Glendale Gardens project built for families who came to Utah for war work in the 1940s: small brick and frame houses on flat lots, with basements dug into river-bottom soil. The 2020 census counted 10,807 people, and more than twenty-five languages are spoken here.

Flat river ground is the water story. Glendale drains slowly when the snow melts, window wells fill, and a 1950 basement finished with paneling and a carpet pad holds that damp into summer. Many of the roofs still carry an evaporative cooler, and the 2020 earthquake, centered west of here, cracked older foundations across the west side.

Homeowners in Glendale reach an independent local mold provider through this site's phone line. That provider meters the basement before explaining what has to come out. We only set up the call.

Glendale mold removal along the Jordan River

Growth low on a basement wall after a wet April is mold removal. A dark bloom behind the paneling on the block is black mold removal. Drywall and pad replaced once the slab reads dry is mold damage repair.

Twenty-eight countries in one garden

The International Peace Gardens, started in 1939 along the river in Jordan Park, hold garden sections for twenty-eight countries and sit on the same flood plain the neighborhood's basements do.

Call (801) 457-5486 and tell us which basement wall is wet. We put you through to a local mold provider serving Glendale.