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Mold Remediation/Plumbing Repair

Rowlett Texas

Under-sink cabinet interior with white mold covering the dark brown wood, copper plumbing, a white PVC pipe, and an electrica

The Challenge

A property manager sent us out after a tenant reported mold in the kitchen cabinets. What started as a complaint turned into a full investigation — and what we found underneath the sink had been quietly causing damage for a long time before anyone noticed.

Our Solution

After tracing the source, we identified two culprits: a dishwasher discharge hose that had been leaking under the cabinet for an extended period, and failed shut-off valves. The moisture had done enough damage to require a full remediation approach — we brought in air scrubbers, sealed off the rest of the home to contain any airborne spores, and demoed the mold-affected cabinet material down to clean wood. Everything was treated, cleaned, and sealed before we rebuilt. Once the structure was sound, we replaced all the plumbing under the sink — new PEX water lines, new shut-off valves, and a new dishwasher discharge line installed correctly. During the process we also found a code violation on the garbage disposal outlet, which we replaced and brought up to current code before closing everything out.

The Result

No more mold, no more leak, and a cabinet interior that's structurally rebuilt and properly sealed. The property manager got a unit that's clean, code-compliant, and documented — which matters when you're managing someone else's asset. The kind of job where doing it right means pulling on every thread you find, not just the one the tenant called about. The garbage disposal outlet violation alone could have been a liability sitting there unaddressed — finding it was just part of doing the work the right way.

Gallery

Inside of a kitchen sink cabinet with two new PEX pipe connections for hot and cold water supply, connected by chrome escutch
Pipes and plumbing connections in a light wood cabinet base. A white PVC pipe runs horizontally with red and blue PEX lines c
New plumbing connections and organized hoses are visible within the cabinet, indicating a repair and maintenance.
Under-sink cabinet with a garbage disposal, white P-trap, and blue PEX lines connected to a chrome shut-off valve. The cabine
New, clean plumbing and electrical connections are visible after mold remediation under the sink.
Interior of a newly cleaned and painted under-sink kitchen cabinet with new chrome plumbing fixtures and a corrugated pipe.
The cabinet interior has been thoroughly remediated, featuring new plumbing for a clean and functional space.
Underneath a wooden cabinet, a beige wall with a grey corrugated drain pipe curves, leading into a dark corner. Two PEX plumb
Under-sink plumbing with a black garbage disposal, white P-trap, blue PEX water line, and a gray power cord.
The new plumbing installation under the sink is tidy and ensures proper drainage and water supply.
Clear plastic sheeting hangs from a room's ceiling and blue painter's tape secures it to the wall, protecting the kitchen.
The protective plastic sheeting prevents dust and debris from contaminating the rest of the home during remediation, keeping the area safe.
Interior view of a damaged wooden cabinet with shelves, showing water stains, mold, discoloration, and peeling laminate.
Open wooden kitchen cabinet under a granite counter next to a black dishwasher with a yellow Energy Guide label.
The cleaned and repaired cabinet interior showcases a complete mold remediation and plumbing repair.
Interior of a mold-infested bathroom sink cabinet with brass plumbing fixtures and braided stainless steel hoses.
An open oak cabinet with a clean, light-colored painted interior, adjacent to a stainless steel appliance, above a carpeted f
The cabinet interior has been completely remediated, showcasing a clean, spotless finish after mold removal and plumbing repair.
Under a kitchen sink, a dual white basin setup with an attached black garbage disposal unit, P-traps, and plumbing.
Interior view of an open wooden cabinet with light-colored, possibly painted or treated, surfaces inside the cabinet, contras
The interior surfaces of the cabinet have been thoroughly remediated and finished, showcasing a clean and ready-to-use space.
Plastic sheeting taped to a white molding doorframe and white textured wall over a wood-look floor, with power outlets visibl
The area is carefully sealed with plastic sheeting and tape to isolate the workspace for mold remediation.

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