Mold Removal in Bluffdale, UT

Bluffdale is the low ground between the two counties, at about 4,440 feet, where the Jordan River comes through the Jordan Narrows and seven irrigation canals take their water, the oldest dating to 1862. The city incorporated in 1978 as a horse-property town, and a good share of it still is: large lots, older homes on wells and septic, barns behind the house. The other share arrived after 2010, when the population more than doubled to 17,000 with master-planned neighborhoods like Independence at the Point.

The river sets the water table. A long stretch of the Jordan River Parkway runs through town, and the city requires a floodplain development permit for anything built near it. Homes on the bottomland take groundwater in a wet spring, and the canals that cross the town leak into the ground beside them. The 1983 melt filled basements across the south valley, and the older homes here were already standing then.

A call to this site connects a Bluffdale homeowner with an independent mold provider working in the area. The provider inspects and quotes; this site never touches the work.

Bluffdale mold removal, river bottom and canal banks

An older home near a canal with a basement that has been damp for years is a mold odor removal call until the crew reads the walls, and then the growth behind the paneling becomes basement mold remediation. A newer two-story with a bathroom above the garage and a ceiling stain that returns is bathroom mold removal work. A dark patch on a north basement wall gets black mold removal, treated by extent, not color.

Where to call in Bluffdale

Permits for the rebuild go through the Bluffdale City Building Department, which also issues the floodplain permit if the house sits close to the river. The city's public works office handles culinary and secondary water and the storm drains, and it is the first call when a canal bank behind the house starts to seep.

Call (385) 534-4662 to be connected with a local mold provider serving Bluffdale.