Water-damage mold cleanup
Post-flood and burst-pipe cleanup: remove wet drywall and insulation, dry framing, treat and encapsulate, then verify with moisture readings.
Learn more →Three Forks sits where the Jefferson, Madison and Gallatin rivers meet to form the Missouri, and that location shapes almost everything about moisture in local homes. We inspect, test and remediate mold in Three Forks houses, rentals and small commercial buildings, with a written scope before work starts.
Get a Free QuoteThree Forks is a town of about 1,989 people, roughly 30 miles west of Bozeman on I-90. Most Three Forks homeowners who call us know where the water came from: a wet spring, a high river, a basement that has flooded before. Our job is to confirm what has grown, remove it under containment with HEPA air filtration, and recommend a fix for the moisture source.
The Missouri Headwaters make Three Forks a beautiful place to live, but they also put a large share of the town in harm’s way when the rivers run high. A few local facts explain why water-related mold is the most common call we get from this area:
Add the usual Montana winter pattern of tight, well-insulated homes and cold foundation walls, and you get condensation on top of groundwater seepage. When materials like drywall, carpet pad and fiberglass insulation stay damp more than a couple of days, mold can take hold.

Because most Three Forks calls involve water that has already been in the house, we lead with drying and removal of damaged materials, then treat the structure that remains.
Post-flood and burst-pipe cleanup: remove wet drywall and insulation, dry framing, treat and encapsulate, then verify with moisture readings.
Learn more →Finished and unfinished basements that take on groundwater during runoff, including wall cavities and slab-level framing.
Learn more →Dirt-floor and vented crawl spaces under older Three Forks homes, with vapor barrier and ventilation recommendations.
Learn more →These are typical ranges for Bozeman-area work, not quotes. Your written estimate is free. See the full breakdown on our mold remediation cost page.
| Job | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Water-damage + mold (burst pipe/flood room) | $2,000 – $6,000 |
| Basement (one area) | $1,000 – $4,000 |
| Crawl space | $1,000 – $3,500 |
Coverage for flood-related work depends on your policy and the event. We provide photo documentation and a written scope you can submit with a claim.
Not on its own. Floodplain mapping describes risk, not the current condition of your basement or crawl space. What matters is whether water has actually gotten in and stayed. If you have had standing water, a damp slab, or a musty smell after spring runoff, an inspection with moisture readings will tell you whether there is active growth and where the water is coming from.
As soon as the space is safe to enter. MSU Extension advises discarding porous materials that stay wet for more than two days, because mold can establish itself in that window. Drying, removing wet drywall and insulation, and treating framing within the first few days keeps a water-damage job from turning into a larger remediation job. We offer same-day replies so you can get a plan quickly.
Yes. Three Forks is about 30 miles west of Bozeman, which is a routine drive for us. We handle small contained problems such as a single wall or bathroom, as well as full basement and crawl space jobs. Every visit starts with a free estimate and a written scope, so you know the cost before any work begins.
We also serve the towns between Three Forks and Bozeman.
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