Where We Do Mold Removal: Lake Charles, Sulphur & Southwest Louisiana
The mold removal service area covers all of Calcasieu Parish, from the older blocks near the lakefront in Lake Charles to the newer subdivisions in Moss Bluff and the west-side towns of Sulphur, Westlake and Carlyss. Wherever the property is, the job runs the same way: an independent assessment first, a separate remediation contractor for the removal, and an outside check before the walls are closed, as Louisiana law requires. Below is each part of the parish with a little about the houses and the water that shape mold calls there. Call (337) 570-2420.
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Mold removal in Lake Charles itself
The city counted 84,872 residents in the 2020 Census, up from 71,993 in 2010. Its housing runs from the wood-frame houses of the Charpentier district beside downtown, on the National Register since 1990, to the 6,636 units built between 2010 and 2019, and 39.1% of occupied homes are rented (Census ACS 2020-2024). Calls are taken from every part of town: downtown and the lakefront, the streets around McNeese, the Prien Lake and Nelson Road areas, the Contraband Bayou neighborhoods and north Lake Charles.
Sulphur, Westlake and Carlyss: the west side of the service area
Sulphur counted 21,809 residents in 2020, Carlyss 5,101 and Westlake 4,781. Westlake's median home was built in 1977 and Sulphur's in 1980, while Carlyss is mostly newer construction, with a median build year of 2006 (Census ACS 2020-2024).
These towns have their own page.
Moss Bluff and the north of the service area
Moss Bluff, an unincorporated community north of Lake Charles, counted 12,522 residents in 2020. Its housing is newer than the city's, with a median build year of 1998 and the 2000s as its busiest building decade, and 81% of households own their home (Census ACS 2020-2024). Near Moss Bluff the Calcasieu River gauge at Sam Houston Jones State Park crested at 11.2 feet during Harvey in 2017, and at 10.5 feet water crosses Highway 378 by the park.
Iowa, Vinton, DeQuincy and the rest of the mold removal area
Iowa counted 3,436 residents in 2020, Vinton 3,400 and DeQuincy 3,144. DeQuincy has some of the oldest housing in the parish, with a median build year of 1967 and 70.9% of homes built before 1980, while Iowa's median home is from 2002. Across the whole parish, 216,785 people were counted in 2020, the median home dates from 1989, and 13.9% of housing units are mobile homes (Census ACS 2020-2024).
Properties in neighboring parishes of Southwest Louisiana can be asked about by phone.
Emergency mold remediation across the service area
After a hurricane or a flood, emergency mold remediation is arranged the same way in every town: water out and drying started where materials can still be saved, then an independent assessment and a separate remediation contractor where growth has begun. The post-flood page explains the steps, and the water damage page covers the first hours.
Checking whether you are in the mold removal area
Call (337) 570-2420 with the address. If the property is in Calcasieu Parish, the answer is yes; if it is just outside, ask anyway. The callback form below takes the address too.
Service area questions
Do you cover Moss Bluff for mold removal?
Yes, Moss Bluff is part of the service area, along with the rest of Calcasieu Parish. Call (337) 570-2420 from there.
Is there a separate page for Sulphur?
Yes, Sulphur, Westlake and Carlyss share one page with their own local details. Phone (337) 570-2420 from any of them.
Do prices change outside Lake Charles?
No. The same ranges apply across the parish. Call (337) 570-2420 for a range for your property.
Can you arrange emergency mold remediation after a storm?
Yes, through an independent assessor and a separate remediation contractor, as state law requires. Call (337) 570-2420 once the water is stopped.
What about properties outside Calcasieu Parish?
Nearby properties in Southwest Louisiana can be asked about. Ring (337) 570-2420 with the address.
Is there an office I can visit?
No, the work happens at the property and there is no walk-in office. Call (337) 570-2420 or use the callback form.
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