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Oregon Restoration provides mold removal and remediation for homeowners and businesses across Oregon and Southwest Washington. Since 2008, our IICRC-certified crews have helped property owners address mold at the source by identifying the moisture problem, removing unsalvageable materials, and cleaning the surfaces that remain.
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What our Customers say about us
Trust in this kind of work gets earned one job at a time. From Portland to Bend and Vancouver to Eugene, these are the people who let us earn theirs.
"Best experience I've had working with a contractor. Highly recommended."
"From start to finish, our experience could not have been better. Our project manager was very communicative and professional."
"Very efficient company and friendly folk helping get everything dried out after our basement flooded. Highly recommend."
"They were professional, competent, and effective. Also helped with the insurance claim and finding contractors."
"The team was very communicative, responsive, and friendly. They took care to ensure my home was protected."
"They were prompt, efficient, and always available. Highly recommend!"
"Our Project Manager was very responsive to all of our concerns and made sure we were 100% happy with all of our restoration repairs."
"They were very organized and clear with their communication. Highly recommend."
"Promptness of responses, quality of work, attention to details, and professionalism of the entire staff."
"[Oregon Restoration] was quick to respond and saved much of our flooring. We felt like [Oregon Restoration] always had our back."
"Very professional and friendly. Explained everything during the process of remediation and repair."
"They took special care of our home during the mitigation phase. We were very impressed with the level of communication and felt informed every step of the way."
"Oregon Restoration did a great job of identifying mold in my home after a water leak. The team was great and they were very communicative, responsive, and friendly."
"I can't say enough about the professionalism and efficiency of Oregon Restoration. They made a stressful situation manageable."
"The team at Oregon Restoration was amazing. They kept us informed and handled everything with the insurance."
"They were extremely responsive and did a thorough job. The whole process was seamless."
"Their attention to detail and customer service is exceptional. They really care about their clients."
"The entire team was courteous and professional. They made sure everything was perfect before considering the job done."
"Excellent service from start to finish. They went above and beyond to ensure our home was restored properly."
"Our experience with Oregon Restoration was outstanding. They are true professionals who care about their work."
Spraying a wall is easy. Real mold remediation is part science, part skilled trade. It takes judgment, training, containment discipline, moisture control, and the patience to follow the process all the way through. Oregon Restoration follows the IICRC S520 framework because the details matter, and skipped steps are how mold problems come back.
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We inspect for visible and hidden mold, find the moisture behind it, and map the full extent before any work starts.
We contain the work area so spores don’t spread, and remove the materials that can’t be cleaned properly. See our full mold remediation process to learn more.
For homeowners with sensitivities like Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS), we follow tighter Medically Important Remediation protocols.
Mold needs moisture to grow. We track down the source, whether it’s a leak, humidity, or drainage, and correct it so the same problem is less likely to return.
HEPA air scrubbers run during the work to capture the fine spores and dust that demolition and cleaning kick up.
We use EPA-registered antimicrobial cleaners and prioritize physical removal, HEPA vacuuming, and wiping over heavy chemical use
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Mold is usually a sign of a larger moisture problem. If the affected area is not contained, dried, cleaned, and repaired correctly, the issue can spread, damage building materials, and come back after surface cleaning.
Oregon Restoration treats mold as a building problem. When mold shows up on drywall, trim, framing, or other building materials, the visible growth is often only part of the problem.
For a deeper look at how mold develops, spreads, and what you can do about it, see our Guide to Mold.
Mold needs moisture to grow. That moisture can come from plumbing leaks, roof leaks, crawlspace humidity, poor ventilation, storm damage, or water-damaged materials that were never dried correctly.
Because Oregon Restoration is certified in both mold remediation and water damage restoration, we look at the mold and the conditions that allowed it to grow.
To better understand how water damage leads to mold, visit our Guide to Water Damage.
Mold commonly affects drywall, insulation, trim, flooring, framing, crawlspace materials, and attic materials. Some surfaces can be cleaned. Others need to be removed because they are too wet, too contaminated, or too damaged to save.
The goal is to remove what cannot be saved, dry what remains, and prepare the area for repair.
Our Mold Remediation Process page explains how containment, selective demolition, drying, HEPA cleaning, treatment, and verification fit together.
Mold can release spores and particles into the air, especially when affected materials are disturbed. For some people, exposure can contribute to allergy-like symptoms, irritation, asthma flare-ups, or other respiratory concerns.
Most mold projects do not need to become medical projects, but some homes do require a more careful path.
If your mold issue involves a CIRS patient, immune sensitivity, chemical sensitivity, or an IEP-directed protocol, see our page on CIRS Patient Mold Remediation.
Oregon Restoration provides mold removal and remediation for homeowners and businesses across Oregon and Southwest Washington, with local crews who understand how moisture affects buildings in the Pacific Northwest.
Looking for mold remediation near you? Visit our Service Areas page to confirm where we work.
IICRC-certified technicians trusted by homeowners, businesses, and independent environmental professionals
We remove affected materials, dry what remains, and clean the surfaces that can be saved
We serve homeowners and businesses across Oregon and Southwest Washington from our offices in Portland, Bend, and Eugene
When clearance or PRV is required, third-party testing confirms the work instead of relying on our word alone
Our mold remediation process starts with understanding the problem, not guessing at it. When you schedule an appointment, Oregon Restoration sends one of our most experienced team members to inspect the affected area and determine what needs to happen next.
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The inspection starts with the conditions around the mold: leaks, damp materials, poor ventilation, attic moisture, crawlspace humidity, or water damage that was never dried correctly.
We listen first, then build the remediation scope around what the property actually needs. That means being thorough enough to solve the problem, but precise about what we remove.
When remediation begins, we isolate the affected area with containment barriers and controlled access. Our crews wear boot covers, protect traffic paths with ram board, keep the work area organized, and clean up at the end of each day. Mold remediation is disruptive enough. The rest of the home should not feel like a jobsite.
Our crews use HEPA air scrubbers and advanced filtration to help capture airborne mold spores, dust, and particles during remediation. We follow clean work practices throughout the job, including proper PPE and decontamination procedures to keep our workers and your family safe.
Mold remediation connects to moisture, testing, health concerns, building materials, and the way the cleanup is performed. These resources explain the pieces of the process in more detail.
Guide to Mold
Learn how mold develops, why it spreads, what types of conditions create mold problems in Oregon homes, and when professional remediation is needed.
The Mold Remediation Process
A step-by-step look at containment, selective demolition, drying, HEPA cleaning, treatment, and post-remediation verification.
Mold Testing, Clearance, and the Role of an IEP
Understand when mold testing makes sense, when an Indoor Environmental Professional should be involved, and how clearance testing fits into remediation.
CIRS Patient Mold Remediation
See how remediation changes when a project involves CIRS, chemical sensitivity, immune sensitivity, or an IEP-directed protocol.
The Truth About Bleach and Mold
Learn why bleach is not a complete mold remediation solution, especially on drywall, framing, sheathing, and other porous building materials.
Guide to Water Damage
Mold usually starts with moisture. This guide explains how water damage happens, why fast drying matters, and how wet materials can lead to mold growth.
Restoration Standards Explained
A plain-language guide to the professional standards behind drying, containment, cleaning, documentation, and remediation work.
Financing Options
Review payment and financing options for mold remediation, repairs, reconstruction, and related restoration work.
Mold remediation often requires removing drywall, insulation, trim, flooring, cabinets, or other materials that cannot be safely cleaned or saved.
Oregon Restoration handles both mold remediation and the repairs that come after it. Our reconstruction team can help bring your home back to normal.
We replace removed drywall, match texture, and prepare affected areas for paint.
Flooring, baseboards, casing, and trim are repaired or replaced where mold remediation required removal.
When vanities, cabinets, or built-ins are affected, we help rebuild the area around the remediation scope.
Paint, flooring, trim, and finishes are reviewed so the repair blends with the existing space.
For self-pay mold projects, we help keep the repair scope practical rather than turning it into a larger remodel.
We coordinate the specialists after remediation, including plumbing and electrical
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