Where We Do Mold Removal: Metairie, Kenner & the New Orleans Metro
Mold removal here means Metairie first, then the East Bank communities of Jefferson Parish around it. Each place gets a line below saying what it is and, where the site has its own page for it, a link. The process does not change from one street to the next: an independent assessment of the moisture and the growth, removal by a separate remediation contractor, then an independent check at the end. A street missing from this page is not necessarily outside the area, so give the address on (504) 360-1797 and ask.
Mold removal across Metairie
Metairie is unincorporated: the Census Bureau records it as Metairie CDP, a census-designated place in Jefferson Parish with no city government of its own.
Its 143,507 residents at the 2020 Census made it the most populous census-designated place anywhere in Louisiana.
Old Metairie follows Metairie Road, which Louisiana law describes as "a historic route situated on a ridge of well-drained land" along "an abandoned distributary of the Mississippi River."
Fat City covers about 100 acres west of Lakeside Shopping Center, from Veterans Memorial Boulevard to West Esplanade Avenue and from Division Street to Severn Avenue.
Bucktown lies in the northeast corner of Metairie, beside the 17th Street Canal and Lake Pontchartrain.
Every other Metairie neighborhood, whatever name it goes by, is in the area too.
Mold removal in Kenner
Kenner, an incorporated city of 66,448 people at the 2020 Census on Metairie's west side, has a page of its own: mold removal in Kenner. New Orleans, just east of Metairie across the parish line, has one too: mold removal in New Orleans.
Mold removal in Harahan, River Ridge, Elmwood and Jefferson
Harahan is an incorporated city of 9,116 people (2020 Census) on the east bank, south of Metairie.
River Ridge, a census-designated place southwest of Metairie, counted 13,591 people in 2020.
Elmwood, with 5,649 people in 2020, is a census-designated place on the east bank south of Metairie.
The community of Jefferson, a census-designated place not to be confused with the parish, had 10,633 people in 2020 and also lies on the east bank south of Metairie.
Mold removal beyond the East Bank of Jefferson Parish
For a West Bank address in Jefferson Parish, or one in New Orleans, call with the address and you will get a straight yes or no during that conversation.
How mold removal works wherever you are in Jefferson Parish
Location does not change the Louisiana rule. Under La. R.S. 37:2158(A)(23), a mold remediation contractor may not perform both the assessment and the remediation on the same property, or own an interest in both businesses. An independent firm therefore inspects, takes any samples and later checks the rooms, while a separate contractor removes what the written scope lists.
The published price ranges are the same across the whole area and are listed on the mold removal cost page; they are a guide for planning, and the written price for a property follows the visit.
Booking mold removal from anywhere in the area
Call (504) 360-1797 with the street address and a sentence or two about what you have noticed. If you would rather write it down, use the callback form below or the contact page.
Mold removal pages by place and service
Mold removal questions from around Jefferson Parish
How much does a mold inspection cost near me?
The inspection price does not change across Metairie, Kenner and the rest of the East Bank: $300 to $650 with a written report, plus $75 to $150 when an attic or crawl space has to be entered. Treat those figures as a planning guide; the written price for your address follows the visit. Ask about your street on (504) 360-1797.
Can a house with mold be saved?
In most cases it can, wherever it stands in the parish: the damp material comes out, the structure is dried and treated, and the source of the water is dealt with. The longer the moisture stayed, the more has to be removed. Describe the house on (504) 360-1797.
Can a flooded house be saved?
Usually, yes. Flood-soaked drywall, insulation and flooring are taken out, the framing is dried, and an independent check looks at the rooms before they are closed in again. For a flooded property anywhere in East Jefferson, begin on (504) 360-1797.
Who handles mold in a rented house, the renter or the landlord?
It turns on the lease and on what caused the moisture, and landlord and tenant settle that between themselves. An independent written assessment gives both of them the same facts to work from. Tenants and owners across the area can arrange one on (504) 360-1797.
What is the average cost to remove mold?
No one average fits, because the jobs differ so much: a small area under 10 square feet is $600 to $1,800, one room is $1,800 to $5,500, and a whole-house AC system with ducts is $7,500 to $25,000. The ranges are identical across the service area and are not a quote; the written figure comes after the visit. Call (504) 360-1797 for yours.
Who does the clearance test after mold removal?
An independent firm does it, never the contractor that carried out the removal, because Louisiana law keeps assessment and remediation apart. A clearance air test is $200 to $450, or up to $800 when it is for a sale or an insurer; the written price follows the visit. To schedule one for a property in the area, call (504) 360-1797.
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