Prep and Repair
Mold and Mildew Treatment Before Painting
Painting over mildew only hides it for a short time. We clean the surface with appropriate treatments, address moisture sources where we can and prime with a mildew-resistant, stain-blocking primer.
- Best forBathrooms, basements, north walls and siding
- Typical rhythmOne to two days
- TeamCrew with protective gear and cleaners
- Pairs well withBathroom painting and exterior painting
What you get
What mold and mildew treatment before painting includes
- 1Cleaned properlyCleaners lift growth rather than just covering it.
- 2Moisture flaggedWe point out leaks, vents and humidity causes.
- 3PrimedStain-blocking primers seal the surface.
- 4Resistant topcoatsMildew-resistant paints slow growth.
How it goes
From the first visit to the finished surface
- 1AssessWe map the affected areas.
- 2CleanSurfaces are cleaned.
- 3DryMoisture is allowed to clear.
- 4Prime and paintPrimer and topcoat go on.
Good fit when
Is mold and mildew treatment before painting right for you?
- You see black or green spots
- Walls smell musty
- Paint is blistering from moisture
- You are preparing a damp room
Questions
About mold and mildew treatment before painting
Do you remove large mold problems?
Large or hidden mold may need a specialist. We are honest about what we can handle and when to call one.
Will the spots come back?
If moisture continues, they can. We point out causes and fixes.
Related services
Often paired with this
Kitchen and Bathroom PaintingMoisture-ready, wipe-clean finishes for the hardest-working rooms in the house.See the service 
Pressure Washing and Surface PrepClean, sound surfaces so new paint sticks and lasts.See the service 
Post-Repair and Restoration PaintingPainting that makes water, fire or remodel repairs disappear.See the service Where we work
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