Emergency mold calls usually happen after water damage. The faster the moisture is contained, the better the cleanup usually goes.
If water is still entering the property, drywall is wet, or visible growth is spreading after a recent leak, waiting can make the tear-out and rebuild more expensive. Urgent does not mean panic. It means stop the source if it is safe and get the right help moving.
Overflowed drain pans, burst supply lines, roof leaks during storms, flooded first floors, and wet utility-room walls are common emergency calls in Houston. Many of them happen after hours because that is when the smell or leak finally gets noticed.
If it is safe, stop the leak, keep people out of the worst area, and avoid ripping materials apart. Then call 346-258-7165 with the address, source of water, and what is visibly wet or moldy.



Yes. Texas regulates mold assessment and remediation. Lone Star Pro Services lists Texas Mold Remediation License RCO1401.
On regulated mold projects, Texas rules may require an independent licensed mold assessment consultant for assessment, protocol, or clearance. Remediation should be handled separately when the rules require it.
Do not tear into the area or blow fans across visible growth. If water is still leaking, stop it if you can do that safely, then call for guidance.
Call 346-258-7165.
Not before you know how contaminated the area is. Opening the wall too early can spread debris and make the cleanup messier.
No. Some calls are mainly water damage and drying. Others turn into remediation once visible growth or contaminated materials are confirmed.
Lone Star Pro Services lists Texas Mold Remediation License #RCO1401. On regulated jobs, assessment and clearance may need to be handled by an independent licensed mold assessment consultant. That separation protects the property owner and keeps the project clean.
Mold Remediation License: #RCO1401
IICRC Certified Firm: #226009
HVAC License: TACLA00106049E
Operator: Lone Star Pro Services, Houston TX
Call or send the form. If the area is wet, say what leaked and whether the smell is getting worse.