We Coordinate Remediation & Rebuild · San Antonio
Mold Remediation in San Antonio — Fix the Source, Not Just the Symptom
We find the water behind the mold, coordinate licensed remediation, and rebuild it right — so it doesn't come back. When it traces to a covered loss, we fight to get your claim paid for the full scope.
One contract, mitigation through rebuild: Single-Contract Restoration.
We Fight Your Claim
When mold traces to a covered water loss, our insurance department documents it and pushes your carrier to pay the full scope.
DocuSketch Every Loss
A full 3D scan and measured floor plan — the moisture-damaged area on the record before demo starts.
Remediation + Rebuild
We coordinate licensed remediation, then rebuild in-house — one accountable contact through clearance and finish.
Licensed & Insured GC
Serving San Antonio since 2010. General Liability and Workers' Comp — certificates available on request.
Remediation that doesn't grow back
Most mold jobs treat the mold and stop there — and a few months later it's back, because nobody fixed the water. Raging Bull works the problem in the right order: find and fix the moisture source, coordinate licensed remediation to standard, verify the space is dry, and rebuild it to remodel-grade finish. One accountable contact through the whole thing — remediator, drying, and rebuild handled on one plan instead of three phone numbers.
Seeing mold or smelling must? Call (512) 665-1073.
Source, remediation, and rebuild — in the right order
Every job runs the same way: find the water, remediate to standard, verify dry, and rebuild so the problem is gone for good.
Find the Water Source
Mold is a symptom — moisture is the cause. We locate the leak, flood path, or humidity problem behind it with moisture readings, because remediation without fixing the source just grows back.
Containment & Removal
We coordinate licensed mold remediation — containment, removal of affected porous materials, and cleaning — so it's done to standard and documented defensibly for your claim.
Dry & Verify
Structural drying and moisture control, verified with readings and post-remediation clearance before anything is closed back up. Dry is confirmed by the numbers, not the schedule.
Rebuild It Right
Drywall, texture, paint, flooring, tile, and cabinets rebuilt to remodel-grade finish — with the moisture problem fixed so the mold doesn't come back.
From first reading to closed claim
Assess & Document
Walkthrough, moisture readings, DocuSketch 3D scan, and a written Xactimate estimate — before demo starts.
Contain & Remediate
We coordinate licensed remediation — containment, removal, and cleaning — and fix the water source driving the mold.
Dry, Verify & Rebuild
Structural drying with moisture readings and clearance, then the same licensed GC crew rebuilds — drywall, paint, flooring, finishes.
Fight & Close the Claim
When the mold traces to a covered loss, we document it, submit supplements, and push your carrier for the full scope.
Who's paying changes the whole answer
Mold is the one loss where the coverage question comes before the price question. A burst pipe is a covered peril and the argument is about scope. Mold in Texas runs through an endorsement on your own policy, and what that endorsement says was decided the day the policy was written.
You're paying out of pocket
Plenty of mold jobs belong here, and the small ones are the good news in this trade: a patch behind a vanity, found while it was still a plumbing problem. Texas draws its own line at 25 contiguous square feet, and below it a licensed remediator is not required — which is the difference between a repair and a project. For work that size we quote a flat number up front, and it covers finding the water as well as putting the room back.
What actually moves the number
- The affected area, measured rather than eyeballed. Twenty-five contiguous square feet is where Texas requires a licensed remediator, and crossing it changes who has to be on the job.
- Where the water is coming from, and what has to be opened to reach it. A supply line weeping behind a vanity is a different job from a shower that lost its waterproofing at the pan.
- How much porous material has to come out. Drywall, insulation and carpet pad hold growth in a way tile and framing do not.
- Whether containment is required, and how much of the house it has to seal off while the work runs.
- How many days the structure takes to reach dry, which the moisture readings decide rather than the schedule.
- What the rebuild actually is: paint and baseboard, or flooring, cabinets and tile.
Call (512) 665-1073 and describe what you are seeing and smelling. If it cannot be priced honestly without a moisture reading, we will say that instead of guessing at a number on the phone.
Insurance is paying
This turns on the cause. Mold that traces to a sudden covered water loss — a supply line that let go, a water heater that failed — is the version carriers pay toward. Mold from a leak that ran for months, or from humidity, is the version they decline. The cause is established by moisture readings and the documentation of the original loss, which is why that work comes first.
Then look at your declarations page. After the Texas mold-claim wave of the early 2000s, mold coverage here was restructured: the state's personal lines forms carry a mold and fungi exclusion, alongside an option that covers reasonable remediation expense when the mold results from otherwise-covered water damage, at limits of 25, 50 or 100 percent of specified coverages. Which of those you hold is already decided — find the endorsement and its limit before you assume either way.
Where it is covered, we write the scope in Xactimate, the platform your adjuster works in, and submit supplements when demo opens a wall and finds more. Whether to file at all stays between you and your agent. We are your contractor and documentation advocate, not a licensed public adjuster, so we do not negotiate or settle the claim for a fee on your behalf.
Timeline is a different question from price
Three scopes in sequence, and only two of them are ours. Structural drying runs a few days and ends when the moisture readings say dry. The remediation and the clearance behind it are scheduled by the licensed remediator, because Texas keeps mold assessment and mold remediation in separate hands on purpose — nobody grades their own work. The rebuild after clearance is the part that varies most, from paint and baseboard up to flooring, cabinets and tile.
We sequence all three at the walkthrough so you can see what is waiting on what, and we will not close a wall ahead of clearance. A wall closed over an unresolved clearance is a wall that gets opened twice.
Your insurance company has an adjuster. Now you have one on your side.
When you file a claim, your carrier sends an adjuster whose job is to close the loss for as little as the policy allows. Most homeowners face that alone — and settle for a check that never covers the real damage. Not with Raging Bull. Our in-house insurance department goes to work for you: we document every dollar of damage, write the scope in the carrier's own software, and fight to get your claim paid for what it actually takes to rebuild.
We DocuSketch every loss
A full 3D scan and measured floor plan of your property, captured before demo. Hidden and secondary damage goes on the record — and an adjuster can't shortchange what's documented.
We submit the supplements
When we open a wall and find damage no one could see from the doorway, we photograph it, add it to the scope, and file the supplement — so it's covered by your carrier, not eaten by you.
You stay our client
First walkthrough to final invoice, we work for you — not the carrier. We don't stop pushing until your home is restored and your claim reflects the full loss.
All carriers. Property managers and adjusters: we already run make-ready and water-damage repairs for one of the largest property management companies in Texas across San Antonio multifamily properties. Direct line for portfolio work: apartment make-ready & unit turns.
Mold restoration across Greater San Antonio
Serving homeowners and property managers with mold-aware restoration throughout the San Antonio metro — where humidity makes moisture control a year-round problem.
- San Antonio
- Alamo Ranch
- Stone Oak
- Northwest Side
- Northeast Side
- Medical Center
- Schertz
- Converse
- Universal City
- New Braunfels
Get an assessment on the calendar
Send your details and we'll reach out to schedule a moisture assessment, find the source, and lay out the remediation and rebuild plan.
Mold remediation & restoration FAQ
- That is us, and it is the gap most people do not see coming. Remediation and reconstruction are two different scopes, and plenty of remediators do not do the second one — so the containment comes down, the clearance passes, and the homeowner is standing in a room with open studs holding a certificate. We rebuild from that point: drywall, texture matched to the existing walls, trim, paint, flooring, and whatever cabinetry or tile came out. Where the loss is insured, the rebuild belongs in the same claim as the remediation — it is one event, and far easier to document as one scope than to reopen later.
Start with the water, not the mold
- Slab-leak warning signs every San Antonio homeowner should know →
A slab leak under a house on this soil can run for months before anything shows on a wall, and it is one of the sources that turns up behind mold nobody could explain. - What a Texas homeowners policy covers for water damage →
Mold coverage hangs off the water loss underneath it, so the sudden-versus-gradual distinction in that post is the same distinction that decides a mold claim.
Mold that keeps coming back?
Call now, or send the property details and we'll schedule a moisture assessment — and fix the source, not just the symptom.