Mold encapsulation seals cleaned surfaces with an antimicrobial coating so remaining stains and spores can't release or regrow. CCS uses it as the last step of remediation in attics, crawlspaces and basements, never as a shortcut that paints over active mold.
Most mold companies charge around $175 just to look. We inspect, take moisture readings, find the source and give you a written estimate at no cost, and you only pay if you hire us. Mold work is available anywhere in Wisconsin and Michigan's Upper Peninsula.
Photos from CCS mold encapsulation jobs across Northeast Wisconsin, taken by our crews on site. Tap a photo to see the full project.
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“My husband and I noticed mold on a couple of different spots on a baseboard and outlet plugs that were below some windows. We remembered having a great experience from a few years back with Mike Wotruba at CCS about an issue we had going on in our basement, so we gave him a call right away.”
“We recently had our roof done and I wanted a second pair of eyes to ensure no mold was present due to having leaks for some time. Mike Wotruba showed up thankfully after roofing rescheduled twice and he was so accommodating. Super helpful with questions and went above and beyond for me. Highly recommend this company as they are very responsive and thorough.”
“I had, what I consider, to be a decent mold problem in my basement. I was unsure of who I should call, so I decided to read the reviews posted by other people that used CCS Property Services to see if they would be a good fit.”
Real jobs, documented with photos by our crews.
We confirm the wood or surface is sound and find the moisture source.
The moisture problem is fixed, then the surface is cleaned and treated.
We apply the antimicrobial coating so the surface is sealed against regrowth.
It's a coating applied to a cleaned surface that seals it, locking in any remaining spores and staining and resisting new growth. It's a finishing step in remediation, not a replacement for cleaning or fixing moisture.
No. Coating over active mold without cleaning it and fixing the moisture traps the problem rather than solving it. Proper encapsulation comes after removal and treatment.
Attics (roof sheathing and rafters), crawlspaces, rim joists and basement walls: places where the material is structurally sound and replacing it would be costly.
For sound structural wood it usually is, because it avoids tearing out framing or sheathing. For drywall, carpet or insulation, removal is still the right answer.
Find the moisture source, remove the mold, keep it gone.
Free assessment with moisture readings and a written plan.
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