Black Mold Removal in Lexington —
Not Color. Species. Proven Protocol.

Another company told us to bleach the visible Stachybotrys in our Lexington basement and seal it with encapsulant. Cheap Mold Removal explained why that's inadequate — the mycotoxin-containing drywall material has to come out, not just be treated on the surface. They confirmed the species via lab, established Type III containment before anything was touched, removed all contaminated drywall and insulation, treated the block wall and framing, and the IH clearance — viable culture included — confirmed complete removal. No recurrence 16 months later.

As a Lexington, NC property manager, I've dealt with mold contractors who confirmed 'black mold' visually and applied whatever protocol they preferred. Cheap Mold Removal confirmed species via accredited lab culture before writing any scope. Turned out to be Cladosporium, not Stachybotrys — which required standard containment, not Type III. The species confirmation saved our property owner about $4,000 in unnecessary enhanced measures while still producing a fully documented clean clearance.

The clearance inspection specificity is what I appreciated — they used viable culture plates alongside spore traps because Stachybotrys clearance should confirm absence of live cells, not just absence of dead spore counts in a spore trap. That distinction matters for Stachybotrys specifically. Written IH report reflected that methodology.