Rawls Springs sits along Rawls Springs Road north of central Hattiesburg in Forrest County. Older single-family homes here sit on larger lots with mature trees that trap moisture during hot summers and mild winters. Healthcare Mold Removal crews from 874 US-11, Petal arrive via US Highway 11 to inspect crawlspaces and attics where humidity drives hidden growth.
The neighborhood borders sections of the Longleaf Trace and sits close to Oak Grove Elementary. Drainage ditches along the western edges of Rawls Springs collect runoff after heavy rains, pushing water under pier-and-beam foundations common in homes built before the 1980s. Technicians focus on these access points first to stop spores from reaching patient-sensitive areas.
Service runs Monday through Friday 8am–6pm and Saturday 9am–2pm. Crews map airflow from the nearby University Heights side of town and treat HVAC systems that pull in moist air from the surrounding piney terrain.
Around Rawls Springs
We regularly work near:
- 📍Rawls Springs Road
- 📍US Highway 11
- 📍Longleaf Trace
- 📍Oak Grove Elementary School
Healthcare Mold Removal in Rawls Springs — Local Notes
- •Many Rawls Springs homes have pier-and-beam foundations that sit low to the ground, so crews bring extra dehumidifiers during the long humid season to pull moisture from underfloor cavities before containment.
- •Lots along Rawls Springs Road often back up to wooded drainage swales that feed into the Longleaf Trace corridor, requiring extra negative-air machines to keep spores from drifting toward Oak Grove.
- •Mild winter temperatures keep indoor humidity elevated year-round, so remediation plans for Rawls Springs properties include post-job moisture mapping of HVAC returns that draw air from crawlspaces.