Environmental Testing & Damage Restoration in Springfield, MO | Lee Safety

2029 E Adolphus Ct, Springfield, MO 65804

(417) 830-0393

http://airqualityprofessional.com

Key Services

  • Mold remediation
  • Damage restoration
  • Environmental testing

Business Profile

Lee Safety & Environmental Services helps Springfield homeowners identify and fix hidden environmental hazards. Many sick homes start with moisture. Ground and surface water can seep under a home, especially in older neighborhoods near the Jordan Creek or along the James River floodplain. This trapped moisture creates humidity that feeds mold growth, which then migrates through floors and into living spaces. Our team handles the complete cycle: environmental testing to find the source, mold remediation to remove contamination, and damage restoration to repair affected structures. For local issues like water heater leaks, groundwater intrusion, or freeze-thaw damage to hardwood floors, we install and properly seal window wells with drainage to stop water entry. We serve residents in areas from the historic Walnut Street district to the newer developments near Battlefield Road and across to the neighborhoods around Sequiota Park. If you're noticing a scratchy throat, persistent coughing, or musty odors, the problem may be mold or other environmental contaminants. We can test your home and restore a healthier indoor environment.

FAQs

What does environmental testing involve if I suspect mold in my Springfield home?

Environmental testing starts with a visual inspection of your home, focusing on areas where moisture collects: basements, crawl spaces, and around window wells. We also check for hidden humidity from groundwater. We take air samples and surface samples to identify mold species and spore counts. This testing pinpoints the source of the problem, whether it's from a leaky water heater or groundwater intrusion, so we know exactly what remediation is needed.

Can mold remediation fix hardwood floor damage caused by freeze-thaw cycles?

Yes, but it depends on the extent of the damage. In Springfield, freeze-thaw cycles can cause water to seep under hardwood floors. We first test for mold and moisture levels. If mold is present, we contain the area and remove affected flooring. After remediation, we restore the subfloor and install new flooring that is sealed to resist future moisture. Our damage restoration team works to return your home to a safe, dry condition.

How does groundwater intrusion near the James River affect my home, and what can you do?

Homes near the James River floodplain or in low-lying areas around Pleasant Hope are prone to groundwater intrusion. The water enters crawl spaces and basements, creating high humidity and mold growth. We address this by sealing and installing proper drainage in window wells and around the foundation. This stops water from migrating under your home and reduces the moisture that fuels mold.

Business Location & Hours



Mon:8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Tue:8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Wed:8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Thu:8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Fri:8:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Sat:10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Sun:Closed


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