Where We Do Mold Removal: Baton Rouge, Denham Springs & the Three-Parish Corridor
Mold removal across the Baton Rouge area spans three parishes and very different housing, from the streets of Spanish Town, laid out in 1805, to Livingston and Ascension parishes, where the median home was built in 2002. This page gives each place served a line of its own, with the figures that matter for mold and water: population, housing age and what the August 2016 flood did there. If your town is missing, or you are unsure which side of a parish line you are on, call (225) 422-7176.
Mold removal in Baton Rouge and East Baton Rouge Parish
Baton Rouge. 227,470 residents in the 2020 Census, a median home built in 1976, and about 52 percent of occupied homes rented. Neighborhoods served include Spanish Town, Beauregard Town, the Garden District, Mid City, Southdowns, Old South Baton Rouge, Sherwood Forest, Broadmoor, Bocage, Tara, Highland Road and the O'Neal Lane area.
Central. 29,565 residents in 2020. Its mayor told NPR after the August 2016 flood that 25,000 of the city's 27,000 people had been flooded out.
Zachary. 19,316 residents. The National Weather Service recorded 26.14 inches of rain on Highway 64 near Zachary during the August 2016 storm.
Baker. 12,455 residents. The same storm put 21.18 inches on the Comite River near Baker.
St. George. The parish's newest city, which went forward after the Louisiana Supreme Court denied a rehearing in June 2024.
Shenandoah, Oak Hills Place and Inniswold. Census-designated communities with 19,292, 9,239 and 5,987 residents in 2020.
The parish as a whole had 456,781 residents in 2020. Federal inspectors counted 37,167 of its households with flood damage after August 2016.
Mold removal in Livingston Parish
Denham Springs. 9,286 residents in 2020, where the Amite crested at its record 46.2 feet in August 2016. It has a full page: mold removal in Denham Springs.
Walker. 6,374 residents in 2020.
Watson. About 20 miles northeast of Baton Rouge, where 31.39 inches of rain was measured during the August 2016 storm.
Livingston. The National Weather Service recorded 25.52 inches there in the same storm.
Livingston Parish had 142,282 residents in 2020, and its median home was built in 2002, much newer than in the city.
Mold removal in Ascension Parish
Prairieville. A census-designated community of 33,197 people in 2020.
Gonzales. 12,231 residents in 2020.
Ascension Parish had 126,500 residents in 2020. Its median home dates from 2002, and about 19 percent of occupied homes are rented, far fewer than in Baton Rouge.
Mold removal across the river and at the edges
Port Allen, with 4,939 residents, and the rest of West Baton Rouge Parish, 27,199 people in 2020, sit across the Mississippi from downtown. Properties there, and anywhere just past the parish lines above, are handled on request: call (225) 422-7176 first and ask.
The same mold removal process in every town
Wherever the property is, the order does not change: an independent firm assesses the moisture and the growth, a separate remediation contractor removes what the scope lists, as La. R.S. 37:2158(A)(23) requires, and the work is checked before the rooms are rebuilt. Prices follow the same cost table across all three parishes. The contact page has hours and email.
Mold removal service area questions
Is there an extra charge outside Baton Rouge?
No. The same price ranges apply in Central, Zachary, Denham Springs, Gonzales and the rest of the area. Call (225) 422-7176 from wherever the property is.
Is Prairieville covered?
Yes, along with Gonzales and the rest of Ascension Parish. Call (225) 422-7176 with the address.
Is St. George covered?
Yes. St. George is part of East Baton Rouge Parish and is served like the rest of it. Call (225) 422-7176 to start.
My town is not listed. Can I still call?
Yes. Many smaller communities sit between the places named here. Ring (225) 422-7176 and give the address.
Does the flood history of my area change the job?
It changes where the assessor looks. In a house that took water in 2016, the walls and floors below the old water line get particular attention. Call (225) 422-7176 and mention the flood.
Is West Baton Rouge Parish covered?
On request. Call (225) 422-7176 first and ask about Port Allen or the rest of the parish.
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