Moisture investigation
We discuss the history of the area and look for the leak, humidity, condensation, or other condition supporting growth.
Containment, source correction & detailed cleaning
Mold remediation is not simply about treating what is visible. A sound process addresses the moisture source, limits the spread of dust and debris, removes affected porous materials when needed, and cleans the work area carefully.
Our process
We discuss the history of the area and look for the leak, humidity, condensation, or other condition supporting growth.
Visible conditions, affected materials, and access needs are evaluated to establish the remediation scope.
The work area is isolated as appropriate, and negative air or air filtration is used to help control airborne particles.
Affected porous materials that cannot be effectively cleaned are removed using controlled work practices.
Remaining surfaces are detailed with HEPA vacuuming and damp cleaning appropriate to the material and condition.
The area is dried and reviewed. Independent testing may be used when required, followed by reconstruction of removed finishes.
What to expect
Plastic barriers and filtered equipment may change how the affected room can be accessed during the work.
Remediation cannot provide a lasting result if the underlying moisture problem continues.
Drywall, insulation, trim, flooring, or other finishes removed during remediation can be rebuilt after the area is ready.
Good to know
Do not sand, scrub, cut, or place fans directly on suspected growth. Disturbance can spread particles to other rooms. Keep children, pets, and anyone with health concerns away from the area and consult a medical professional for health advice.
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