CONTACT US
- 2021 B East Spruce Circle Olathe, KS 66062.
- 816-835-4959
- mike@cwmrestoration.com
BUISNESS LISTINGS
When mold creeps into your home or business, it’s more than an ugly stain on the wall — it’s a health hazard and a building integrity problem.
CWM Restoration delivers full-service mold inspection, removal, remediation, and prevention in Olathe KS.
From hidden colonies in finished basements to recurring mildew around HVAC returns, our certified team finds the moisture source,
removes contamination safely, and helps prevent it from coming back.
Our Mold Services in Olathe KS
- Mold Inspection & Testing — Moisture mapping, thermal imaging, and targeted air/surface sampling to confirm type and spread.
- Containment & Air Filtration — Negative air pressure and HEPA filtration to stop cross‑contamination before removal.
- Safe Mold Removal — Source removal of porous materials when needed, detailed cleaning, and HEPA vacuuming.
- Remediation & Treatment — Antimicrobial application, cleaning of framing, subfloors, drywall cavities, and ductwork as required.
- Drying & Dehumidification — Industrial air movers and dehumidifiers to bring materials back to safe moisture levels.
- Prevention & Moisture Control — Leak repairs, ventilation upgrades, vapor barriers, and homeowner maintenance plans.
Why Choose CWM Restoration
- Local, certified remediation technicians serving Olathe and Johnson County
- 24/7 dispatch and rapid on‑site arrival
- Insurance coordination and clear documentation
- Transparent estimates and no surprise add‑ons
- Backed by reviews, training, and safety protocols
Where We Work
We serve Olathe ZIP codes 66051, 66061, 66062, and 66063, plus nearby areas throughout Johnson County
including Overland Park, Lenexa, Gardner, and Spring Hill. Close to I‑35, Lake Olathe Park, or the Olathe Community Center? We’re nearby.
Signs You May Have Mold
- Musty odors that intensify after rain or AC cycles
- Visible black, green, or white spotting on drywall or trim
- Allergy‑like symptoms that improve outdoors
- Recent water damage, roof leaks, or plumbing backups
- Condensation on windows or cold corners of rooms
Our Step‑by‑Step Process
- Assessment: inspection, moisture readings, and if needed, sampling
- Containment: isolate work zones, establish negative pressure
- Removal: safe source removal and detailed cleaning
- Remediation: antimicrobial treatment and HEPA vacuuming
- Drying: targeted dehumidification to safe levels
- Prevention: fix moisture sources, ventilation, and maintenance plan
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Customer Reviews
“Basement mold after a sump failure. CWM handled the cleanup and kept the smell away for good.” — Sarah T., Olathe KS
“Fast, professional, and they worked smoothly with our insurance.” — James L., Johnson County KS
FAQs: Mold Remediation in Olathe KS
Costs often range from a few hundred dollars for small surface issues to several thousand for multi‑room or structural contamination. Scope, material removal, and drying needs drive price.
Sudden events like burst pipes or storm damage may be covered. Long‑term humidity or neglected leaks are commonly excluded. We document thoroughly and coordinate with your adjuster.
Small areas can be completed in a day. Larger infestations, attics, or crawlspaces may require 2–5 days including drying, cleaning, and clearance steps.
Often yes. We isolate work areas with containment and negative air. For whole‑home issues or sensitive occupants, short stays elsewhere can be wise.
Testing is optional and situation‑dependent. We can perform air and surface sampling when needed for documentation or to identify species.
Removal eliminates visible material. Remediation addresses the cause and microscopic spores so the problem doesn’t return.
Immediate water extraction, aggressive drying, and antimicrobial cleaning are key. Fix the source, then maintain proper humidity.
We remediate attics, crawlspaces, basements, and finished areas. Each area requires different containment and ventilation plans.
Clear access to affected rooms, move fragile items, and avoid disturbing suspected mold. Running HVAC may spread spores, so we might advise turning it off.