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PuroClean of Brazos County
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What this listing says
Bryan and College Station homeowners dealing with water damage that has led to mold, where owner David Bonilla draws on 35 years in the cleaning industry and runs a small team that handles the full job from extraction through reconstruction.
Best for
- Bryan and College Station homeowners who need water damage mitigation and mold remediation handled by a single company with 24/7 availability.
- Property owners who want a small, owner-operated team where David Bonilla personally oversees the project from start to finish.
- Homeowners dealing with sewage backups, burst pipes, or AC overflows in the humid Brazos Valley climate who need same-day response.
About this company
PuroClean of Brazos County is a PuroClean franchise in Bryan, Texas, serving the Bryan/College Station metro and surrounding Brazos Valley communities. Owner David Bonilla has 35 years of experience in the cleaning industry and runs the operation as a family business. He describes his approach as treating customers the way he would want to be treated, and multiple reviewers confirm he stays personally involved in projects.
The mold remediation process described on their website follows a standard restoration-company model: inspection, containment with HEPA air filtration, removal of contaminated materials, cleaning with EPA-registered disinfectants, and a recommendation for third-party clearance testing. They also handle the water damage that typically causes mold in the first place, using their QuickDry System with infrared cameras, moisture meters, air movers, and dehumidification equipment. The website explicitly notes that bleach does not kill mold and recommends against DIY remediation. They hold IICRC and WRT credentials and are EPA Lead-Safe listed.
Services
Service area
Headquartered in Bryan, Texas, at 1709 E. William J. Bryan Parkway. Serves Bryan, College Station, and 14 surrounding Brazos County communities including Navasota, Iola, Kurten, Wellborn, Anderson, and Wixon Valley.
Review consensus
David is named in 10+ reviews for personal involvement, clear communication, and coming in under estimate (Bryan Hughes). Mario is named in 6+ reviews for fast response times, knowledge, and respectfulness. Reviewers repeatedly mention same-day and late-night response (Brian Mathews called on a Saturday night, Shireen's pipe burst before 7am, and both got immediate service). Tammy Parker describes Mario's team setting up a contained work area for mold remediation that let office staff keep working. Multiple reviewers mention the company working directly with insurance companies to handle claims documentation.
1 found across 26 total reviews at 4.9★. The only negative review is a 3-star rating with no text from Jeffery Marburger, a Local Guide with 191 reviews. The owner responded that they have no record of this person as a customer. With no complaint text and the owner's denial, there is nothing actionable to assess.
David Bonilla (owner — positive across 10+ reviews for personal involvement, communication, honesty, coming in under estimate, and compassion). Mario (technician/field lead — positive across 6+ reviews for fast response, knowledge, daily monitoring, contained mold work setup, and arriving within 20 minutes of a pre-7am call).
Ask for David to be involved in your mold project from the assessment stage. Request a written scope of work before remediation begins, and get an independent mold test rather than relying on their in-house assessment. The review record is small but uniformly positive, and the handful of detailed reviews describe a team that responds fast, communicates well, and follows through.
Keep in mind
- PuroClean of Brazos County does both mold testing and mold remediation. A company that inspects for mold and then sells you the remediation has a financial incentive to find problems. Get an independent mold inspection before committing to their remediation services.
- This is a PuroClean franchise, not an independent company. Franchise locations vary in quality, and the national brand reputation does not guarantee this specific location's performance.
- With only 26 Google reviews, the track record is limited. Most reviews describe water damage work, not mold remediation specifically. Only one review (Tammy Parker) describes a mold job in detail.
- The service area lists 16 communities across Brazos County. Response times to outlying towns like Navasota, Iola, or Anderson may be longer than for Bryan or College Station.