BMS CAT: Damage Restoration & Air Duct Cleaning in Round Rock, TX

Common signs include a musty odor near vents, visible water stains around indoor air handlers, and increased allergy symptoms like sneezing or headaches. You may also notice moisture pooling near the HVAC unit or higher humidity in certain rooms. If your system has overflowed, mold can develop within 24-48 hours in Austin’s humid climate, so checking for these signs early is important.

First, we locate and stop the leak source, often near foundation walls in neighborhoods like Paloma Lake or near Brushy Creek. Then we extract standing water, dry the crawl space using industrial dehumidifiers and air movers, and treat for mold growth. Finally, we seal and insulate the area to prevent future moisture issues, improving your home’s air quality and structural integrity.

Yes. If water damage—such as from a sprinkler leak or condensate overflow—introduces moisture into your HVAC system, we clean the ducts using specialized vacuum and agitation tools to remove mold spores and debris. We also fog antimicrobial treatments as needed. This prevents recirculating mold throughout your home, which is especially helpful in Round Rock’s humid summers.