Fill out our form to inquire about Quick Dry Restoration services.
Quick Dry Restoration provides licensed mold remediation in Hutto, TX under Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation Mold Remediation Company license RCO 1589, and a TDLR-licensed Mold Remediation Contractor runs every job. If you have found mold on a wall, a ceiling or in the attic, book a free on-site evaluation at (512) 540-4747.
We remove mold in homes across Hutto, including Riverwalk, Huttoparke, Glenwood, Hutto Highlands and the Enclave at Brushy Creek, and in neighboring Round Rock, Georgetown and Pflugerville.
The first visit is a free, scheduled on-site evaluation. We take moisture readings around the stain, open what can be opened without spreading spores, and leave a written line-item estimate. If the area is big enough that Texas requires a second licensed company, we tell you then.
Most Hutto mold jobs go back to one wet event the house never fully dried out from. Brushy Creek is the first. On Memorial Day, May 25, 2015, people living along the creek east of FM 685 were asked to leave their homes, and NOAA’s storm events database records property damage and a death in Hutto that day. In October 2010, houses along the US 79 corridor and around County Road 123 took water too. After creek water, the carpet gets pulled and the floor looks fine, but the drywall behind the baseboard drinks water upward. The EPA’s advice is to dry wet materials within 24 to 48 hours. Past that, mold has the time it needs.
The second is the February 2021 freeze. The City of Hutto put out a boil-water notice on Feb. 17, 2021, because it was drawing from another local water system, and did not lift it until 4:31 p.m. on Feb. 23, after TCEQ testing. Hutto ISD reported water damage at four campuses, including Hutto High School and Cottonwood Creek Elementary. A pipe that split in a Hutto attic that week was cleaned up without safe tap water. If the ceiling was patched and never opened, it is worth a moisture reading now.
The third is the age of the houses. Census figures for 2020 to 2024 put 42.7 percent of Hutto’s homes in the 2000s, 31.1 percent in the 2010s and 20.1 percent in 2020 or later. Houses this young rarely grow mold from age. They grow it after a single event: a creek, a freeze, a hidden leak, or a storm like the March 21, 2022 tornado at Cottonwood Farms off Limmer Loop and CR 119, where rain came through damaged roofs into attic insulation.
Texas splits the work between two licenses. The assessor defines the problem, the remediator removes it, and one license holder may not do both on the same project. So we never sign off on our own work.
Under 25 contiguous square feet, state rules do not require the assessor step, and we can usually book the work from the first visit, with the same license and containment.
TDLR’s public licensee files, dated Oct. 26, 2026, list no licensed mold assessment companies with a Hutto address. Five licensed mold remediation companies list one. Your assessor will come from elsewhere: there are 30 current licensed mold assessment consultants in Williamson County, where Hutto sits, and 52 in Travis County. You choose and pay the assessor directly. Check any license on TDLR’s online search before you hire. Ours, RCO 1589, comes up the same way.
"Very satisfied with the work done. The team was very knowledgeable and polite! Definitely will use again!"
"Super fast! Brandon was great! He was very helpful & explained everything to a T! Thank you guys! "
"Awesome!!! Great service and the results were better!!! "
"Justin was very helpful and had great knowledge about cleaning carpets. He was honest and I will have him come out again in a year to clean again - highly recommend "
"The team was great at communicating, did a fantastic job, and they were super reliable. Justin took fantastic care of our house!"
"They are extremely reliable, quick to respond to requests and schedule appointments, quality cleaning service. I have been a customer for 4 years..highly recommend!!"
Mold claims usually turn on where the water came from. A burst pipe is one kind of claim; creek water over the threshold is often a flood-policy question. Hutto has reason to sort this out early: preliminary FEMA maps posted by Williamson County in 2024, with adoption expected in late 2026, take the city from about 70 homes in the 100-year floodplain to more than 700. Ask your agent which policy answers for creek water. We make no coverage promises.
We keep the record adjusters look for: photos, daily moisture logs, the assessor’s protocol and the certificate. We talk to your adjuster and can bill your carrier directly once a claim is approved.
If the mold started with water we already dried out for you, see our Hutto water damage cleanup service. The method behind every job is on the mold damage restoration service page, and our restoration services for Hutto page covers the rest.
No mold assessor lists a Hutto address. Who writes the plan for our house?
A licensed consultant from elsewhere in Williamson or Travis County. Any of them can write the protocol, and we work from the one you hire.
The new FEMA maps put our street in the floodplain. Does that change a mold job?
The map does not change the work. It can change which policy pays when creek water is the source, which is a question for your agent. Our documentation is the same either way.
Who decides the job is finished?
On jobs of 25 contiguous square feet or more, not us. Your independent assessor inspects after removal, and the Certificate of Mold Damage Remediation only follows once the area passes.
Can a small patch be handled without waiting on the state?
Yes. Under 25 contiguous square feet, Texas does not require the assessor’s protocol or the five-day notice to TDLR, so we can usually schedule it from the free visit.
Call (512) 540-4747. Someone answers at any hour, and we schedule mold visits for daytime from our Pflugerville office at 1019 S Heatherwilde Blvd, Suite 120, Pflugerville, TX 78660. Tell us the room, how big the stain is, what got it wet, and whether that source is fixed.
