Who repairs the drywall after a burst pipe?

A plumber fixes the pipe, and a handyman can handle the drywall repairs afterward. Handyman Express replaces and finishes damaged drywall so the wall or ceiling is ready for paint. For small affected areas, we can also treat minor mold before closing the wall back up.

Do you work with a mold remediation company?

Yes. Handyman Express has a relationship with a remediation company that we refer clients to when a job is too large for small area treatment. That way, homeowners can get the mold handled properly and then have the repairs completed.

Burst Pipe Drywall Repair & Mold Treatment

For small, secluded areas, yes. Handyman Express sprays an off the shelf mold treatment, lets it dry, and then closes the wall with new drywall. For large areas or widespread damage, a professional mold remediation company should handle the treatment first.

When should I call a mold remediation company instead of a handyman?

How long should drywall dry before it is closed up?

Who repairs the drywall after a burst pipe?
A plumber fixes the pipe, and a handyman can handle the drywall repairs afterward. Handyman Express replaces and finishes damaged drywall so the wall or ceiling is ready for paint. For small affected areas, we can also treat minor mold before closing the wall back up.
Can a handyman treat mold after water damage?
For small, secluded areas, yes. Handyman Express sprays an off the shelf mold treatment, lets it dry, and then closes the wall with new drywall. For large areas or widespread damage, a professional mold remediation company should handle the treatment first.
When should I call a mold remediation company instead of a handyman?
Call a remediation company when water damage covers a large area, spreads across multiple rooms or floors, or has been going on long enough for significant mold to grow. They assess and treat the problem first. Afterward, a handyman can complete the drywall and finish work.
Do you work with a mold remediation company?
Yes. Handyman Express has a relationship with a remediation company that we refer clients to when a job is too large for small area treatment. That way, homeowners can get the mold handled properly and then have the repairs completed.
How long should drywall dry before it is closed up?
After a small area is treated for mold, the treatment should dry completely before new drywall goes up. Closing the wall too soon can trap moisture inside. If you are unsure whether the area is dry, ask your handyman or remediation professional to check before repairs are finished.