Killing the mold you can see is the easy part — keeping it gone is the job. Most mold sits dormant on the wood and drywall in your home until moisture pushes the humidity past 55% and wakes it up. At Clymore Mold, Mark Clymore removes the active growth, finds the water feeding it, and conditions the space so it can’t come back. Working in the trade since 1985, Mark personally handles both the diagnosis and the physical removal across Atlanta and Gwinnett County — you deal with the man doing the work, not a call center.
Done wrong, mold removal spreads spores through the whole house. Mark works the opposite way: he seals off the work area, removes the contaminated materials — including any fiberglass insulation harboring spores, rather than treating around it — and HEPA-filters the air as he goes. The visible mold comes out, but so does what’s airborne, so you’re not breathing the cleanup for weeks afterward.
When mold hides behind a bathroom vanity or kitchen cabinets, most companies rip the whole run out to reach it — a demolition that can turn a small mold job into a $10,000+ remodel. Mark’s carpentry background lets him do it surgically instead: cut out and replace only the affected backing and drywall, treat the mold, and rebuild the backing cleanly — without pulling your plumbing, destroying matching cabinetry, or forcing a remodel you never needed. That kind of job is typically handled for around $1,600.
Mark runs a lean operation with low overhead — no franchise fees baked into your bill — so his pricing comes in fair and often well below the national outfits. He’ll also tell you to get three quotes, and he’ll help you read them: a builder working since 1985 can spot when a “certified” bid is over-scoped, calling for demolition that ignores the actual moisture source. The goal is to remove your mold honestly, not to sell you a renovation.
Most residential jobs wrap up in a day or two. After Mark inspects the area and traces the moisture source, he gives you a firm timeline up front — and because surgical removal leaves your cabinetry and plumbing intact, it is often faster than the demolition-and-rebuild approach other companies quote.
It is, when the work area is contained properly. Mark seals off the space and HEPA-filters the air so spores are not pushed through the rest of your home during removal — the step DIY and demolition-first crews most often skip.
A small patch under 10 square feet is often a DIY job. Beyond that — or any time you can smell mold but cannot find it — bring in a professional. The real fix is not scrubbing the surface; it is finding why moisture pushed the humidity past 55% and correcting it, or the mold just grows back.
When you hire Clymore Mold, you’re not getting a salesman and a subcontractor — you’re getting Mark Clymore, a builder working since 1985 who diagnoses the problem, does the removal himself, and conditions your home to stay below the 55% humidity that mold needs to grow. Honest diagnosis, surgical work, fair pricing. Call Mark and talk straight to the person who’ll actually be doing the job.
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