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Mold Remediation in Kingwood, TX

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For Kingwood homeowners and renters inside Houston city limits, a free line to independent mold assessors and remediation companies.

Is mold back in your Kingwood home after a wet season?
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Kingwood is part of the City of Houston, in the Lake Houston area, so City of Houston permits, 311 and the Houston Health Department apply here. Harvey flooded more than 80 percent of homes in several Kingwood neighborhoods, and humid summers keep AC systems wet. Call the number on this page to be connected with a local mold remediation company in Kingwood.

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Mold services in Kingwood

Kingwood is Houston

Houston annexed Kingwood in 1996. The master-planned area sits about 24 miles in a straight line northeast of central Houston, flanked by Lake Houston, the West Fork of the San Jacinto River, Spring Creek and several bayous. Water released from Lake Conroe flows down the San Jacinto into Lake Houston, so heavy rain upstream can matter here too. Because Kingwood is inside the city, the offices you deal with are City of Houston offices, not Harris County's.

Harvey's mark on Kingwood

In Harvey, Kingwood Greens Village, Barrington and Fosters Mill each had water damage in more than 80 percent of homes, according to the district council member. Floodwater filled the first floor of Kingwood High School, damaged businesses in Kingwood Town Center, Kings Harbor and Main Street Kingwood, and reached six buildings at Lone Star College-Kingwood. Citywide, the Houston Health Department reported areas outside the identified floodplain under several feet of water and inspected flooded homes for mold. City floodplain guidance makes the same point: flooding is possible outside the mapped 1 percent annual chance floodplain. You can check your zone on FEMA's Map Service Center or with the City's Floodplain Management Office.

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City of Houston offices for Kingwood

QuestionWhere to go
Permits for rebuilding after mold removalHouston Permitting Center (Building Code Enforcement)
Apartment leaks and habitabilityMultifamily Habitability program, via Houston 311
Single-family rentals, dangerous buildingsCommunity Code Enforcement, via Houston 311 (311 or 713-837-0311)
Indoor air in apartments, hotels, motelsHouston Health Department (832-393-4220)

Most renovation, repair or addition projects need plan approval before a permit can be purchased. Mold removal itself isn't permitted work, but the drywall and framing work that follows usually falls under those rules. The Houston Health Department responds to indoor air quality issues in apartments, hotels and motels, but it does not do mold inspection or testing and refers those to TDLR. Renters should also give the landlord written notice; Texas Property Code 92.052 sets the landlord's repair duty for conditions affecting health or safety when rent is current (general information, not legal advice).

Texas licensing

A mold assessment consultant who holds a TDLR license inspects and writes the protocol; a separate company that holds a TDLR mold remediation contractor license does the work, since one company can't do both on a project. The consultant then confirms clearance and you receive a Certificate of Mold Damage Remediation.

What to expect when you call

You'll describe the problem, its size and whether water is still getting in, then be connected with an independent company that serves Kingwood.

Common questions in Kingwood

Is Kingwood in Harris County's permit jurisdiction?
No. Kingwood is part of the City of Houston, so building permits go through the Houston Permitting Center.
Will the city test my Kingwood apartment for mold?
The Houston Health Department does not do mold inspection or testing and refers those requests to TDLR. It does respond to indoor air quality issues in apartments, and leaks can be reported through Houston 311.
My house isn't in the floodplain. Can it still flood?
Yes. City floodplain guidance says flooding is possible outside the mapped floodplain, and in Harvey areas outside it took several feet of water.
Should I run the AC after finding mold near a vent?
If you suspect the system is contaminated, EPA advises not running it until it's checked, since it can spread mold through the house.

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