CV Perez Construction Corp.- CVP Mitigation

10/06/2026

09/04/2026

Sneak peak at this Bathroom transformation by the CVP team! Amazing.

08/16/2026

Don't do this.

08/16/2026

A leaking A/C system from the unit above caused significant hidden water damage before it was discovered by property management.
CVP Mitigation is currently completing the remediation and restoration, including removal and replacement of affected drywall, fire-rated ceiling assemblies, insulation, ductwork, cabinetry, and flooring.
The photos show the process from moisture detection and controlled demolition through the beginning stages of reconstruction.
Finding the source is only the first step. Proper remediation means addressing everything the water affected — including what you can’t see.
CVP Mitigation
Mold • Water Damage • Restoration

08/16/2026

These fiberglass builder grade shower enclosures are known to crack and leak if not installed properly. Almost finished with this conversion to a permanent shower. From remediation to restoration. CVP MITIGATION.

08/16/2026

When we need to work in 100+ degrees homes where we shut the AC off to prevent contamination. We bring in our own portable units. These are cleaned and sanitized after every project and have high rated filters installed.

08/16/2026

Building Science in Action 🏠

This home is undergoing a complete building-envelope upgrade — far beyond simply replacing siding and windows.

We removed the existing siding, installed new high-performance windows, and wrapped the structure with a Polyguard weather-resistive barrier system, creating a continuous air and moisture-control layer.

The existing vented soffits are also being converted to a sealed attic assembly, with a properly designed v***r diffusion port at the ridge to provide a controlled pathway for moisture to migrate outward.

In conjunction with our building-envelope work, we're coordinating with HVAC and insulation contractors to make sure the home's mechanical systems, insulation, and exterior envelope work together as one system.

The goal is simple: control where air and moisture enter and leave the building.

Especially in Florida's hot, humid climate, this approach helps reduce uncontrolled humid-air infiltration, condensation potential, moisture damage, and the conditions that can contribute to mold growth.

CVP Mitigation | Building Envelope & Moisture Solutions

08/16/2026

Sometimes we must pass on certain project request. The amount of "contents" needed to be moved out to address the mold issue in this home would of taken a huge financial and emotional toll on this homeowner.

08/16/2026

This homeowner has been fighting recurring mold around recessed lights, A/C vents, and other ceiling penetrations. The A/C systems were replaced, ductwork replaced, and additional insulation added — but the problem kept coming back.

What we found was an attic ventilation and building-envelope problem.

The home has plenty of open soffit ventilation allowing air into the attic, but no ridge vents or other high-level exhaust for the hot, humid air to escape.

As the attic heats up, that air naturally rises. With no proper exhaust pathway — combined with pressure differences when the A/C is running — warm, humid attic air can migrate through recessed lights, vents, top plates, and other openings into the cooler conditioned space below.

Our corrective work includes adding proper ridge ventilation and air-sealing the ceiling plane, including recessed lights, penetrations, and accessible top plates.

The goal is to restore the proper airflow:

Air enters at the soffits → moves through the attic → exits at the ridge.

Sometimes treating the mold isn't enough. You have to find and correct the building-envelope condition that's allowing it to happen.

CVP Mitigation
Mold • Moisture • Building Envelope Solutions

06/22/2026

A Port St. Lucie homeowner says a surprising attic discovery cost her a potential buyer during the home sale process. The issue surfaced during inspection and quickly changed the outcome of the deal.