All Forum Posts by: Charles M.

I ran a quick search for black mold removal and there are two solutions; 1 for unpainted drywall & 1 for painted which I would assume your wall is.

"If you find mold growing on unpainted drywall in your home you will have to remove the drywall and replace it. Unfortunately there is no way to completely remove mold from unpainted drywall since it is a porous material."

"If you find mold on drywall that is painted or primed then the good news is you shouldn't have to remove the drywall. This is because the mold should be just on the surface and shouldn't have penetrated into the drywall itself. Wipe or scrub the mold away using a cleaning product or mold killing solution."

Hope this puts your mind at ease. ;)

Ronnie & Amanda - You are both in my neck of the woods. Welcome again to BP and thanks for connecting. This site has a wealth of great info and people of many stripes and experiences that have been very welcoming and supportive to my RE growth. Best of luck to you both!

Got it, thanks! Can't wait to take it for a spin!