Job completed for The Reserve at Meadowmont

Completion date: July 20, 2026

Location: Chapel Hill, NC

Why did the customer contact us?

The customer experienced significant water damage in their bathroom, specifically around the bathtub area, leading to visible mold growth on the subfloor, studs, and drywall. This necessitated the removal of damaged building materials to address the contamination and water ingress.

Solutions provided:

Our team performed comprehensive water damage restoration and mold remediation services in the bathroom. This included the demolition and removal of mold-affected drywall, subfloor, and other building materials from around and under the bathtub. We then conducted thorough cleaning and drying of the structural elements, utilizing specialized tools to spray and treat areas under the bathtub to eliminate mold and prevent future growth, followed by reconstruction preparations.

Photos & Videos:

Bathtub faucet with a hose attached, used to supply water for cleaning and treatment processes during bathroom water damage restoration.
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Bathtub faucet with a hose attached, used to supply water for cleaning and treatment processes during bathroom water damage restoration.
Close-up view of cleaning solution or mold treatment being sprayed into a confined space under a bathtub for effective remediation.
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Close-up view of cleaning solution or mold treatment being sprayed into a confined space under a bathtub for effective remediation.
Technician using a specialized nozzle to clean or dry the subfloor area underneath a red bathtub, targeting hidden water damage.
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Technician using a specialized nozzle to clean or dry the subfloor area underneath a red bathtub, targeting hidden water damage.
Demolition debris, including moldy drywall and insulation, removed from around a bathtub, exposing plumbing during bathroom remediation.
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Demolition debris, including moldy drywall and insulation, removed from around a bathtub, exposing plumbing during bathroom remediation.
Bathroom subfloor and exposed wooden studs showing signs of water damage and white mold after drywall removal during restoration.
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Bathroom subfloor and exposed wooden studs showing signs of water damage and white mold after drywall removal during restoration.
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