Mold Removal in Murray, UT

Murray incorporated on January 3, 1903, as a smelter town; the first smelter opened in 1870, and the ASARCO lead smelter ran until 1949. The 2020 census counted 50,637 people. The city runs its own power, water, and sewer utilities, which is unusual in the valley, and its housing stretches from 1900s workers' cottages near State Street to 1950s and 1960s brick ramblers and the Cottonwood West neighborhoods annexed in the mid-2000s. Basements are standard, and most were finished long ago.

Murray sits low along the Jordan River and Little Cottonwood Creek, and the water table under its west side rises every spring. The old smelter grounds were cleared in 2000 and became the site of Intermountain Medical Center in 2007, but the older houses around it still have the stone and block foundations of their era, and those weep when the snow goes off.

Homeowners in Murray reach an independent local mold provider through this site's phone line. That provider meters the foundation wall and tells you what stays. We only set up the call.

Murray mold removal, from State Street cottages to Cottonwood West

A damp carpet pad against a basement wall after the melt is mold removal. A dark bloom behind paneling on the block wall is black mold removal. A furnace plenum that smells like the basement it sits in is HVAC mold cleaning.

A hospital where the smelter used to stand

Intermountain Medical Center now covers the old ASARCO site at the center of town, and a rebuild permit after removal goes through Murray City, which the provider handles.

Call (801) 457-5486 and describe what got wet. We put you through to a local mold provider serving Murray.