Mold Removal in Los Angeles, CA
LA Mold Removal Pros handles mold removal in Los Angeles, from Hollywood Hills bungalows to Koreatown apartment buildings. About 69 percent of the city's homes were built before 1980, per the 2024 Census survey, so plumbing, wall cavities and bathroom ventilation are often decades old. Each job starts with a free estimate that names the leak or humidity source before anything is cut out.
Mold removal services in Los Angeles
Seven kinds of work cover almost every call. Mold inspection finds the growth and the water behind it, mold remediation removes the growth under containment, and black mold, bathroom, attic, crawl space and HVAC jobs handle the places mold favors. Each job type has its own page with the method and a short FAQ, and the services page compares them. LA Mold Removal Pros does not repair plumbing, roofs or air conditioners, and the person answering the phone names the right trade when a leak needs one.
Black mold removalBathroom mold removalAttic mold removalCrawl space mold removalHVAC mold cleaning
Why mold removal in Los Angeles starts with water
Los Angeles averages about 14 inches of rain a year, and 92 percent of it falls between November and April, per climate normals summarized on Wikipedia. The marine layer keeps relative humidity at LAX near 71 percent on average, above the 60 percent ceiling the EPA gives for indoor air. The city's median home was built in 1965 and about 69 percent of its homes date from before 1980, so supply lines, shower pans and attic fans are old. With 64 percent of occupied homes rented, a leak in one unit can reach the ceiling of the unit below.
How a mold job runs from call to final check
The person answering asks what you see or smell, where it is, whether there was a leak and whether anyone at home has symptoms. On site the technician checks the growth, meters the walls and floors around it, finds the water source and writes a scope that names the cause, what comes out and what it costs. The work area is sealed under negative air with HEPA filtration, colonized porous material is removed, the source is corrected and the space is dried. An independent clearance test is arranged when you want one.
How housing age varies from Los Feliz to Westchester
The age of the house sets which pipes and wall materials are in the way. Los Feliz Heights was subdivided in 1921 and most of the neighborhood grew in the 1920s and 1930s, the Highland Park tract dates to 1886, and Westchester filled with prefabricated houses built from the late 1930s. Crews also work in Koreatown, Silver Lake, Echo Park, Boyle Heights and the Hollywood Hills, and the same rule applies everywhere: find the water first.
What Los Angeles customers say
Reviews supplied by LA Mold Removal Pros, collected September 28, 2026
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Scheduling was easy, and the team was clear about what they needed access to. I liked that they talked me through their findings instead of just handing me a list of work to approve.
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A slow leak under the kitchen sink turned into a bigger problem than I expected. The team showed me the affected area and explained what needed to be removed. No confusing pitch, just a straightforward conversation.
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The spots on our bathroom ceiling kept coming back. The crew looked beyond what was visible and told us what the cleanup would involve. They were easy to talk to, even with all my questions.
Find the office on Barham Boulevard
3361-3365 Barham Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90068. Phone (323) 207-4296. Monday to Friday 7 am to 7 pm and Saturday 8 am to 4 pm, closed Sunday. Crews are dispatched from the Los Angeles area to every city on the service areas page, and the about page explains how the work is run.
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Mold removal in Los Angeles: questions answered
How much does mold removal cost in Los Angeles? (source: PAA-style, from the competitor read (no franchise page states a price))
The free on-site estimate is written before any work is agreed, because growth has to be seen and metered to be priced. The area affected, the material that must come out and the containment needed set the figure. For an outside check, the cost guide shows third-party ranges with their sources.
Do I need a licensed contractor for mold work in California?
Construction-related work of $1,000 or more in labor and materials needs a contractor licensed by the CSLB, per the LA County Department of Consumer and Business Affairs guide of July 2025. Check any contractor, among them this one, at cslb.ca.gov before signing.
When can I clean mold myself?
The EPA says most people can handle a moldy area of less than about 10 square feet. Anything larger, mold that returns, or mold after sewage or heavy water damage should go to a professional.
How long does mold removal take?
A bathroom or a single wall usually takes one to three days. Growth through several rooms, an attic or a crawl space can run a week or more, among them drying, and the written scope gives the plan before work starts.
Do I need a mold test before removal?
Usually not when the growth is visible. The CDC does not recommend routine mold testing, and the mold inspection page explains the cases where a sample is worth paying for.