Mold Removal in Genoa, NV

Genoa is the oldest settlement in Nevada, founded in 1851 as Mormon Station on the Carson Route of the emigrant trail, and it sits right against the base of the Sierra at about 4,800 feet. The bar on Main Street has been open since 1853. A fire in 1910 took the original fort, station, and hotel, and the town that survived is a National Register historic district of 29 buildings, most of them Late Victorian wood frame from the 1860s through the 1890s.

Being against the mountain is the whole story for water. Snowmelt off the Carson Range comes down Genoa Creek and the smaller drainages every spring, the water table is close to the surface along the base of the slope, and the old houses sit on stone foundations with cellars and crawl spaces that have been damp every April for a century. Newer homes on the benches above town and on the ranch ground east of it are drier but not immune.

Call this site from Genoa and you reach an independent mold provider who serves the west side of the Carson Valley. The provider handles the visit, the plan, and the work. This site only makes the connection.

Genoa mold, in a house older than the state

A stone-foundation cellar or crawl space that smells wet after the melt is crawl space mold remediation, and in a house this old the crew is cleaning full-dimension joists, not replacing them. Growth in lath-and-plaster walls is mold removal with a rebuild that has to match what was there, which is mold damage repair in a historic district.

Where to call in Genoa

The town's history is kept at Mormon Station State Historic Park, where a replica of the 1851 trading post stands on the site of the one that burned in 1910. The Town of Genoa handles local matters, including the Candy Dance that has funded the town since 1919, and building permits go through Douglas County in Minden.

Call (775) 242-6705 to be connected with a local mold provider serving Genoa.