Mold Removal in Kennydale, WA

Kennydale runs along the southeast shore of Lake Washington north of downtown Renton, split in two by I-405: lower Kennydale on the water, with its 1920s and 1930s lake cottages and the townhouses built on the old Barbee Mill site after 2006, and upper Kennydale on the slope above the freeway, with 1960s through 1990s houses climbing toward the Highlands. The neighborhood began in 1898 as a logging-company plat sold as the "Lake Washington Garden of Eden."

A lakefront cottage from 1928 sits on a crawl space inches above the lake's water table, and a 1970s two-story on the slope has one wall against saturated hillside all winter. Both face west into the weather off the lake, and both have had bathrooms and fans added by several generations of owners.

Kennydale homeowners who call this number reach one independent local mold provider who works both sides of the freeway. The connection is our part; the scope and the work are the provider's.

Kennydale mold removal on the lake shore and the slope above it

A dark patch low on the uphill wall of a 1975 two-story family room is black mold removal. Black plywood across the north attic slope found during a sale is attic mold remediation. A lake cottage whose crawl space, bathroom, and bedroom wall are all wet at once is whole-home mold remediation.

Fifty-seven acres of shoreline at the neighborhood's south end

Gene Coulon Memorial Beach Park covers 57 acres of Lake Washington shoreline just south of Kennydale, named for the city's longtime parks director in 1978 and finished in 1982, and the lake level you see from its boardwalk is the water table under the lower neighborhood's crawl spaces.

Call (425) 584-6572 and describe where the house is wet. We put you through to a local mold provider serving Kennydale.