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Quick Dry Restoration provides licensed mold remediation in Georgetown, TX under Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation Mold Remediation Company license RCO 1589, and a TDLR-licensed Mold Remediation Contractor runs each job. If you found growth after a leak, a split pipe or river water, book a free on-site evaluation at (512) 540-4747.
We handle mold jobs across Georgetown, including Old Town, the Belford district, Sun City, Wolf Ranch and Georgetown Village, and in nearby Round Rock, Hutto and Leander.
On that first visit a technician puts a moisture meter on the walls and floor around the growth, measures how far it spreads, and hands you a line-item estimate in writing. If the area is big enough to trigger the state’s assessor rules, you will know before we leave.
Georgetown sits where the San Gabriel River is formed. The North and South Forks join inside the northern city limits at San Gabriel Park, with Blue Hole Park a short way up the South Fork. On July 5, 2025 the South Fork gauge in town read a preliminary 37.36 feet, against a major flood stage of 26. That crest was the second-highest on the South Fork gauge in town. Wolf Ranch alone has more than three miles of South Fork frontage, so river-side homes are not rare here.
Two things about that flood matter for mold. Ten neighborhoods near I-35 were put on a boil-water notice, so some cleanup started without safe tap water. And the city’s debris program for private property did not open until August 29. Wet drywall and insulation that stays in place for weeks is how a flood turns into a mold job. EPA guidance gives wet materials 24 to 48 hours to dry.
The river runs high in late spring and summer and again in fall; its five highest crests all landed between April and November. Winter brings the other driver. Georgetown Utility Systems, the city’s own water and electric utility, put about 19,500 water accounts on a boil-water notice from February 16, 2021 while crews fixed burst mains, and residents reported power cuts of 12 hours or more. Cold houses split pipes inside walls.
Housing age changes where we look. About 69 percent of Georgetown’s homes were built in 2000 or later, and Sun City’s first residents moved in during spring 1996. Only 578 predate 1940, many of them the 1870s to 1930s bungalows and frame Victorians of the Belford district along Austin Ave and Main St. In newer houses, growth hides behind cabinets and finished walls. In Belford, the work is about keeping old trim and framing.
Texas keeps planning and removal apart. The person who investigates and writes the plan holds one license; the company that does the removal holds another. One license holder may not do both on the same project, so we never judge our own results. Here is the order of a Georgetown job.
You pick the assessor; we do not. TDLR’s public licensee files, dated Oct. 26, 2026, show one licensed mold assessment company with a Georgetown address. Georgetown is the Williamson County seat, and the same files show 30 current licensed mold assessment consultants in the county. Check any license on TDLR’s license search before you sign. Ours, RCO 1589, is there too.
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Where the water came from usually decides the claim. Mold that followed South Fork floodwater is generally a flood-policy question; mold behind a pipe that split in a freeze is a homeowners-policy question. We cannot tell you what a carrier will pay. What we provide is the record: dated photos, moisture readings by day, the assessor’s protocol and the certificate. We can talk with your adjuster and bill the carrier directly once a claim is approved.
If drywall or framing has to be rebuilt in a mapped floodplain, the city’s Flood Plain Development Permit applies on top of the building permit. An address outside city limits still needs a city permit when Georgetown Utility Systems supplies its water, wastewater or electric.
For drying, see water damage restoration. The mold remediation service page covers the method, and our Georgetown restoration services page lists the rest.
TDLR lists only one mold assessment company in Georgetown. Do I have to hire that one?
No. The Oct. 26, 2026 file shows one company with a Georgetown address, but 30 licensed consultants are current in Williamson County, and any of them can write your protocol. We work from whichever one you choose.
Our street is near the San Gabriel. If the July 2025 water reached us, is mold likely?
Not always. It depends on how fast the wet materials came out or dried. Watch for a stale smell near the floor, swollen baseboards or paint bubbling low on a wall. A moisture reading at the free evaluation settles it.
We own a Belford-era house near the square. Is the work different?
The state rules are the same for a 1920s bungalow as for a 2015 build. What changes is what we try to save. We cut and bag only what the protocol lists, and we flag original trim and flooring before anything is removed so you can decide.
How do I know the mold job is actually done?
On jobs of 25 contiguous square feet or more, the independent assessor decides, not us. Once the area passes, you get the Certificate of Mold Damage Remediation. File it with the deed papers.
Call (512) 540-4747. Phones are answered around the clock, and mold evaluations are scheduled as daytime visits from 1019 S Heatherwilde Blvd, Suite 120, Pflugerville, TX 78660. Tell us where the growth is, how big it looks, and whether the water source has been fixed.
