Mold Removal in Draper, UT

Draper incorporated in 1978 as a farming town of a few thousand at the south end of the valley and grew to 51,017 people by the 2020 census, most of that after 1990. The housing is new by Salt Lake standards: 1990s and 2000s two-stories on the valley floor at about 4,750 feet, and larger homes climbing the Traverse Mountains and the Corner Canyon benches on the east side. Nearly every house has a basement, and on the hillside most are walkouts.

The hillsides are the Draper story. On April 22, 2023, after the record snowpack saturated the slopes, two homes on Springtime Road in Hidden Canyon Estates slid off their foundations and collapsed, and neighboring homes were evacuated. Most bench houses never move, but the same saturated soil presses meltwater against the uphill wall of every walkout basement from March into June, and a hairline crack in a poured wall weeps for weeks.

Homeowners in Draper reach an independent local mold provider through this site's phone line. That provider reads the uphill wall with a meter before anything is opened. We only set up the call.

Draper mold removal on a bench that moves when it is wet

A wet back wall in a walkout after the melt is mold removal, with the drainage behind the house corrected before the wall closes. A finished basement that soaked through across several rooms is whole-home mold remediation. Drywall and pad replaced once the wall reads dry is mold damage repair.

An aquarium on the valley floor and a permit desk on Pioneer Road

Loveland Living Planet Aquarium draws families from across the valley to Draper, and a rebuild permit after removal runs through the City of Draper, which the provider handles.

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