Rockford is a small city north of Grand Rapids, built around the Rogue River and its dam in the middle of downtown. It has older homes close to the river and downtown, and newer subdivisions spreading out into the surrounding townships.
Homes near the river and on low ground can see high groundwater in spring, which keeps basements damp. Out in the newer subdivisions, the common calls are finished basements after a sump failure, and attic mold from bathroom fans or poor ventilation.
Call (616) 226-9528If you're on a private well and septic system, as many homes around Rockford are, mention it when you call. It doesn't change the mold work, but it helps if plumbing or drainage is part of the problem.
Common questions
Do you cover the townships around Rockford?
Yes, including the area out toward Plainfield and Algoma townships. Call and give us your address.
Our sump pump runs all the time in spring. Is that a mold risk?
A sump that runs constantly means a lot of water around the foundation. If it ever fails, the basement floods fast. A battery backup is worth considering.
Can attic mold be cleaned without replacing the roof?
Usually yes. Most attic mold is cleaned or treated on the boards. Replacement is only needed for soft or badly damaged wood.