Caprock Mold Pros connects property owners with independent mold contractors covering Lubbock and the surrounding South Plains. Same rates everywhere, no travel charges, no minimum job size, and the inspection is free wherever you are on this list.
Lubbock
The primary coverage area is all of Lubbock, inside and outside Loop 289. That includes the older housing around Texas Tech and Tech Terrace, the Overton area, the mid-century neighborhoods across central Lubbock, the newer subdivisions south of 98th and out past 114th, the west side toward Milwaukee Avenue, and the north and east sides along the I-27 and US-62/82 corridors.
Towns Covered
Each of these has its own page with the specific problems reported there.
- Wolfforth — Newer construction, young slabs, hail country. About 9 miles southwest.
- Shallowater — Older town core plus farm property. About 12 miles northwest on US-84.
- Idalou — Older housing and agricultural buildings. About 13 miles northeast on US-62/82.
- New Deal — Acreage properties along the I-27 corridor. About 11 miles north.
- Slaton — Historic railroad town, pier and beam stock. About 16 miles southeast on US-84.
- Abernathy — Farming town at the county line. About 23 miles north on I-27.
- Ropesville — Small town and farmstead work. About 20 miles southwest.
- Smyer — Hockley County farming community. About 22 miles west.
- Anton — Cotton country, older homes. About 25 miles northwest on US-84.
- Levelland — Hockley County seat, college rentals, oilfield property. About 30 miles west on US-114.
- Brownfield — Terry County seat, cotton and vineyards. About 40 miles southwest.
- Post — Garza County seat, historic buildings below the Caprock. About 40 miles southeast on US-84.
Rural and Unincorporated Areas
Coverage also extends to the rural areas of Lubbock, Hockley, Hale, Terry and Garza counties. Farm and ranch property, acreage homes, shops, equipment buildings and storage structures are a regular part of the work reported in this network.
If your address is not on this list, call anyway. If nobody can get to you, you'll be told so, and if they can, there is no travel charge.
Response Times
For Lubbock and the close-in towns, emergency response is typically under an hour. For the farther towns it is longer, but same-day response for active water is typical.
The reason speed matters: mold can start growing on wet material in roughly 24 to 48 hours. Everything that happens in that window determines whether you have a drying job or a remediation job.
Call for a Free Inspection
(806) 552-9258, any hour, anywhere on this list.