Explain the project
Tell us how you use the space, what is damaged or outdated, and what you want the finished room to do.
Cleanup · repairs · remodeling
Plan bathroom, basement, and interior repairs with Not Your Average Mold Guys. Discuss cleanup, rebuilding, and your next step.

A clear repair scope helps connect preparation, rebuilding, and finishing.
Start with the condition of the space
A new finish should come after the underlying work is understood. If your project follows a leak or mold concern, explain what was affected, which materials were removed, and what source repairs have been completed.
We can discuss the remodeling and repair stage alongside the cleanup scope. Ask which parts of the work are included and which require coordination with another trade. Keep inspection reports, photographs, and earlier estimates together so the proposed sequence is clear.
Tell us how you use the space, what is damaged or outdated, and what you want the finished room to do.
Review the affected materials, preparation, removal, rebuilding, and finish decisions before agreeing to a scope.
Identify the work that must happen before finishes are installed. Confirm who handles any separate plumbing, electrical, or other trade work.
Discuss the repair sequence, access, selected finishes, and how questions or changes will be handled during the project.

Bathroom repairs can involve both the concealed preparation and the visible finish.
Bathrooms, basements & interior repairs
Tell us whether your project involves a bathroom, basement, kitchen, or another interior area. Describe the damaged parts separately from the changes you would like to make. This helps distinguish necessary restoration from optional updates.
A remodeling discussion should make allowances, material selections, and separate work clear. Confirm availability for your address and the proposed project details directly with our team.
We can discuss both stages. Ask for a clear distinction between cleanup, source repairs, and reconstruction so the work is completed in the right sequence.
The existing condition, affected materials, access, proposed changes, selected finishes, and separate trade work all influence the scope. Contact us for a project-specific discussion rather than relying on a fixed price from a general service page.
Yes. Tell us which room is involved, what you hope to change, and whether the project follows water damage or mold cleanup. We will discuss the proposed scope and availability with you.
Start with the room, the concern, and the outcome you want. Read customer feedback and explore the related services before deciding on the next step.