Jul 30, 2026 | Case Studies, Mold Removal
During an inspection at a Greenville rental property, Rainy Day Restoration found visible mold growth, a musty odor, and elevated humidity readings in areas of concern. This report covers a completed inspection, not a remediation job. Our role was to document...
Jul 30, 2026 | Case Studies, Mold Removal
In this completed Frisco job, a plumbing supply-line leak caused mold growth behind drywall in a new-construction home; Rainy Day Restoration built containment, ran HEPA air scrubbers, removed affected drywall and spray foam insulation, applied antimicrobial...
Jul 29, 2026 | Case Studies, Mold Remediation
A lot of bathroom mold traces back to plumbing. Supply lines, drains, and the connections under a sink or toilet can leak slowly for a long time, hidden under the floor and behind the cabinets, and the first sign is often mold rather than a puddle. This Dallas project...
Jul 29, 2026 | Case Studies, Mold Remediation
Bathrooms are where mold most often takes hold, and it makes sense: they combine constant moisture with materials that trap it and corners no one inspects closely. This project in The Colony shows how a bathroom mold problem is remediated the right way, which is more...
Jul 27, 2026 | Case Studies, Water Damage
Kitchens hide their plumbing well. Supply lines and drains run behind cabinets and under backsplashes, so when one leaks, the water spreads into the wall and the cabinet bases before it ever reaches the floor where you would notice it. This Garland project shows a...
Jul 27, 2026 | Case Studies, Water Damage
Water from a single event rarely stays in a single room. In a home with an open floor plan, it follows the flooring from the bathroom into the kitchen, down a hallway, and into the bedrooms, so the real scope of the loss is almost always larger than where it was first...
