Mold Removal in Federal Heights, UT

Federal Heights sits on the bench just north of the University of Utah, between the Avenues and the old Fort Douglas reservation that the Army established in 1862. The houses are 1900s to 1930s period revival homes, many of them large, on sloping lots with mature trees, plus a band of later construction above them from the 1970s on. Basements here were dug deep into the bench gravel, and most have been finished at least once since.

The bench slopes west and south, so meltwater from Fort Douglas and the foothills above runs through these yards every April, and Red Butte Creek, which drains the canyon behind the university, was on the county's high-risk list during the record melt of 2023. A 1920s brick foundation with a 1980s family room against it, and a downspout that ends in a planting bed on the uphill side, is where Federal Heights mold starts.

Homeowners in Federal Heights reach an independent local mold provider through this site's phone line. That provider reads the uphill wall with a meter and then explains the scope. We only set up the call.

Federal Heights mold removal above the university

Growth on a finished basement wall after the melt is mold removal, with the uphill downspout and grade fixed first. A dark bloom on old brick behind a built-in is black mold removal. A seasonal musty smell with nothing visible is mold odor removal.

A hundred acres of garden on the creek above the neighborhood

Red Butte Garden covers 100 acres on Wakara Way at the mouth of the canyon above Federal Heights, on the creek that carries the bench's snowmelt past these houses.

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