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Water restoration & mold specialists

Technical water-damage restoration and mold mitigation for homes and businesses across Dallas–Fort Worth. We locate the source, control the environment and document the work.

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Water Extraction & Structural Drying

Moisture mapping, controlled extraction, commercial dehumidification, HEPA air filtration and documented drying progress.

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Mold Testing & Assessment

Independent testing is coordinated through a licensed mold assessment consultant so the findings and remediation protocol remain objective.

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Mold Remediation

Engineered containment, negative air pressure, selective removal, HEPA cleaning and third-party post-remediation clearance.

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Built on evidence

Contain. Dry. Document.

A restoration file should show what was affected, what was done, and when the structure reached the drying goal. Our workflow is designed around measurable conditions—not guesswork.

Active containment and air-moving equipment on a WRTPros remediation project — Controlled containment during an active remediation project

Measured restoration floor plan documenting affected areas — Measured floor plans and affected-area mapping

Find the source

Thermal imaging, moisture meters and a room-by-room visual assessment define the affected area.

Control the environment

Containment and HEPA-filtered negative air help prevent cross-contamination during removal.

Remove & clean

Damaged porous materials are removed under controlled conditions; remaining surfaces are HEPA-cleaned and treated.

Document & verify

Photos, moisture records and floor plans support the file. Independent clearance testing verifies completion when required.

Anonymized project record

Private residence · North Texas

Diagnostics guided every cut.

In a large custom residence, thermal anomalies and direct moisture readings helped define affected assemblies before controlled removal began. WRTPros documented the conditions, exposed wall cavities for cleaning and drying, and preserved unaffected custom finishes wherever possible.

Thermal screeningMoisture verificationSelective demolitionPhotographic documentation

Interior of an anonymized custom residence after controlled lower-wall material removal — Controlled removal while preserving upper finishes and architectural details

FLIR thermal screening of a lower wall and floor intersection — Thermal screening identified areas requiring direct verification

Direct moisture-meter reading documented at the inspected assembly — Representative direct reading: 15.5 at 72.1°F

Long interior hallway with consistent controlled lower-wall removal — Consistent removal boundaries documented through adjoining spaces

Exposed lower wall framing after selective demolition — Wall cavities exposed for detailed cleaning, drying and verification

Culture media displaying multiple visible colony morphologies — Assessment evidence documented for remediation planning

01Screen

Use thermal imaging to locate abnormal temperature patterns efficiently.

02Verify

Confirm suspect locations with direct moisture measurements.

03Control

Remove compromised material within defined, documented boundaries.

04Record

Photograph conditions and progress without exposing client identity.

Independent mold testing

Testing and remediation should not grade their own work.

WRTPros coordinates initial mold assessment and post-remediation clearance with an independent licensed mold assessment consultant. The consultant defines the scope and evaluates the finished environment; our remediation team performs the work.

Initial visual assessment and sampling coordination
Written remediation protocol when required
Independent post-remediation clearance
Photographic containment and removal documentation

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Visible mold growth at the base of an interior wall

Technician in protective equipment treating a mold-affected wall

Separation of dutiesAssessment · Remediation · Clearance

Emergency services available

Stop the damage from spreading.

Tell us what happened, when it started and which areas are affected. If water is near energized electrical equipment, leave the area and contact emergency services or the utility provider before entering.

Water lossSewage contaminationVisible moldStorm intrusion