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Water Damage Restoration & Mold Removal in Montgomery County, PA

Abington, Willow Grove, Horsham and the Route 611 corridor are twenty minutes from our Trevose office; Norristown, Lansdale and the Main Line are inside our everyday range. Montgomery County has some of the oldest and some of the newest housing in the region, and water finds both.

Where we go

Towns we serve in Montgomery County

From the Montgomery–Philadelphia line out to the Lansdale and Pottstown corridors.

Abington · Willow Grove · Glenside · Jenkintown · Elkins Park · Cheltenham · Horsham · Hatboro · Ambler · Fort Washington · Blue Bell · Plymouth Meeting · Conshohocken · Norristown · King of Prussia · Lansdale · North Wales · Montgomeryville · Bryn Mawr · Ardmore

Local knowledge

Common water and mold problems in Montgomery County homes

The patterns behind most of our Montgomery County calls.

Abington, Glenside and Elkins Park pre-war homes

Stone and brick with original plumbing, pinhole copper leaks, and basements that seep every spring.

Horsham, Hatboro and Lansdale split-levels and colonials

Finished basements with sump pumps that fail in the same storm that knocks out the power.

Norristown and Conshohocken rowhomes

Shared walls, combined sewers and backups during heavy rain.

Main Line and Blue Bell larger homes

Multi-zone HVAC condensation, second-floor laundry leaks into finished ceilings, and high-value contents that need careful documentation.

Recent work

Recent Montgomery County jobs

Leaking walls in the basement caused extreme mold growth. Basement Mold mitigation and a full rehab of the basement walls in Plymouth Meeting, PA — before and after, Plymouth Meeting, PA

Plymouth Meeting · basement mold from leaking walls

Leaking foundation walls caused heavy mold growth. Full mold mitigation and a rebuild of the basement walls.

The entire basement was filled with sewage due to baby wipes being sent down the toilet. The basement to this very old apartment building was decimated with raw sewage. Ozone and C — before and after, Norristown, PA

Norristown · apartment basement sewage backup

Baby wipes flushed down a toilet filled an apartment-building basement with raw sewage. Full Category 3 removal, then ozone and chlorine dioxide disinfection.

Sever mold growth inside of basement walls. Along with a defective sump pump, which we replaced. Mold was removed from basement walls and white antimicrobial encapsulant was also a — before and after, East Norriton, PA

East Norriton · basement wall mold and sump pump

Heavy mold inside the basement walls plus a failed sump pump. Mold removed, walls sealed with antimicrobial encapsulant, new pump installed.

Reviews

What our customers say

★★★★★

“Brian was excellent to work with. He responded quickly and was able to come out the next day to begin work on mold removal and remediation. He was upfront and honest regarding work needed and estimates. Always kept in communication during the process. Would definitely hire again.” — Karen S., Google review

★★★★★

“Brian and his team went above and beyond for our mold removal project.” — James H., Google review

★★★★★

“I had a great experience with Certified Restoration. Brian communicated well and was patient with my requests. I’m very particular about my expectations and the pros at CR did a great job at meeting them all. At the end of the project CR brought in an excellent cleaning crew that left my property clean and smelling good, providing a nice touch. I recommend this company.” — Alex S., Google review

Questions

Montgomery County FAQs

How fast can you get to Abington or Lansdale?

Montgomery County is typically within two hours from dispatch, with the eastern side closest to our Trevose office. We run 24/7.

Do you handle sewer backups in Norristown and Conshohocken?

Yes. Category 3 cleanup is one of our most common Montgomery County calls, and we document the cause for your claim or the municipality.

Do you work in the Main Line townships?

Yes, including Lower Merion, Radnor-adjacent areas and Bryn Mawr. High-value contents are photographed and inventoried as part of our documentation.

Montgomery County crews on call 24/7.

Call now and talk to a person, not a call center.

Call (610) 215-7111