Ironclad is a service-area company built around one job: finding the moisture problem behind the mold, removing the growth the right way, and proving the air is clean before we leave. We work across ZIP codes 77459 and 77489, follow the IICRC S520 standard, and put our work in writing.
Ironclad is a local, service-area company that does one thing: mold remediation for homeowners and small commercial properties across Missouri City’s 77459 and 77489 ZIP codes. We are not a franchise routing calls to whoever is closest, and mold is the only work we take, so every job gets the same disciplined process.
Fort Bend County’s humidity runs near 74 percent, so a slow drip, a roof leak after a storm, or a sweating duct is all it takes. We find where the water is coming from and treat the cause, not just the stain. Call (816) 371-0136 to talk to a team that works in these homes every week.
Texas mold work is regulated by the TDLR. On any project over 25 contiguous square feet, a licensed Mold Remediation Contractor (MRC) does the remediation and an independent Mold Assessment Consultant (MAC) writes the protocol and verifies clearance. We are the remediation contractor and coordinate accredited assessors, so the all-clear comes from a third party, not from us.
Our work follows the ANSI/IICRC S520 standard: contain, physically remove, HEPA-clean, dry, and verify. Mold is removed, not sprayed and painted over. We carry liability insurance and document every scope for your records or insurance claim. Ask us who is licensed on your job and how it will be cleared; we will tell you directly.
Tearing out every wall is not thorough, it is expensive. We scope each job to the moisture line and the actual contamination, and protect the rest of your home.
See our processWe trace the moisture — a leak, condensation, or poor drainage — and address it. Remediation without a source fix only buys time before regrowth.
6-mil poly sheeting and negative air pressure keep spores inside the work zone, so a bathroom job does not seed the bedrooms.
Independent clearance testing confirms the area is back to normal fungal conditions before we close it up — not just a visual once-over.
You get a clear scope, photos, and clearance documentation for your records or insurer — honest paperwork, no inflated tear-out.
Each housing era here fails differently. Newer homes in Sienna, Riverstone, and Lake Olympia usually show HVAC condensation, attic humidity, or a supply-line leak. Older homes in Quail Valley, Hunters Glen, and off Cartwright Road carry decades-old plumbing and storm-worn roofs, so we look harder at wall cavities and crawl spaces. Homes that were drained but never properly dried after flooding still show mold in baseboards and subfloors.
Visible growth, a musty smell, or a recent leak? Get a straight answer and a free phone quote.
(816) 371-0136A few common questions before you call.