From the courthouse square to Somerville Lake
Caldwell is the Burleson County seat, proud of its Czech roots and its title as the Kolache Capital of Texas. Older homes line the quiet streets around the courthouse square, farms and ranches fill the county beyond, and a short drive south, weekend places and lake houses sit along the shore of Somerville Lake.
A farmhouse, a lake cabin and a bungalow off the square all build up a bio-load over time: the tiny particles that collect in the air, on surfaces and inside the HVAC system. The guide What Is Your Home's Bio-Load? goes deeper.
Four places stale air settles around Caldwell
Lake houses that sit closed. A place on Somerville Lake that only opens for weekends can greet you with a stale smell at the door. Our closed-up homes guide explains why that happens.
Farm and ranch homes. Dirt-road dust, pollen off the hay fields and pets going in and out all add up.
Older homes near the square. Small closets, old ducts and years of cooking, kolaches included, hold on to smells.
The HVAC system. The AC runs most of the year, and whatever settles in the ducts gets blown back into the rooms.
What does the dry fog treatment do?
It floats a fine, dry fog through the whole house, ducts included. The patented VaPURE system makes droplets about 7 microns across, small enough to hang in the air, and positive pressure pushes them into every room, closet, crack and crevice. The fog helps control the growth of odor-causing microorganisms on hard, non-porous surfaces, and it temporarily reduces airborne particulates as it settles. Then a surface protectant is applied the same way.
Nothing gets soaked, from lake-house bedding to farmhouse rugs. The treatment takes one day, and after a 4-hour air-out the house is yours again.
How do I get a quote from Caldwell?
Start with a free phone call at a time that works for you. A team member asks what's going on in the house, answers your questions and sends a written quote based on square footage before anything is scheduled.
Caldwell questions
Can you treat a lake house before the season starts?
Yes. Spring, before the first big lake weekends, is a popular time. Someone just needs to let us in and set the AC to 68 degrees.
Do we need to take everything out of the house?
No. Most belongings stay right where they are. We'll give you a short prep list, and our prepare for your treatment page covers the details.
Get your free Caldwell quote
Call 512-904-4646 or email IAQ@goldeagleservices.com. We're available Monday through Saturday, 7am to 7pm.