Our Mold Remediation and Removal Strategy

The approach to each job must be different. We take steps based on the results of our inspection and air quality tests. But our most common task is specialized cleaning with antimicrobial products. Using a streamlined step-by-step process, this can be used for typical jobs involving high spore counts.

Step #1

Mold remediation begins with containing the affected area. Plastic is used to construct contaminants that are impermeable to spores. Using this method prevents the spread of contamination throughout the residence or office.

Step #2

Once the contained area has been cleaned, the affected material is removed. Some examples of affected material can be drywall, vanities, tiles, or wood paneling. Demolition can be messy, but we make it look easy. Our company can also transport non-salvageable moldy materials to a facility that accepts moldy items for destruction.

Step #3

We bring in our equipment after we remove the affected material. The impacted area needs to be cleaned by using HEPA vacuums and antimicrobial solutions. There is no better microbial cleaner available than our HEPA vacuum cleaners. With these HEPA vacuums, mold spores are effectively removed from surfaces.

Step #4

A post-remediation verification is also necessary to ensure that the site has been adequately cleaned. A second air sample will be taken, as well as a visual inspection. It is essential that indoor spore counts are lower than outdoor spore counts for the test to pass. It is a constant fact that mold spores are present in the atmosphere everywhere. Nevertheless, we strive to keep indoor spore counts as low as possible. In addition to remediation, additional inspections are also necessary!