Prior to remediation, we review available mold assessment findings or conduct a pre-remediation evaluation to understand affected areas, moisture sources, and remediation scope. This ensures remediation is targeted, appropriate, and effective.
To prevent cross-contamination, we establish proper containment zones and implement negative air pressure using HEPA-filtered air scrubbers. This controls spore movement and protects unaffected areas of the property during remediation.
Porous materials such as drywall, insulation, or building components are selectively removed only when necessary based on contamination levels and industry standards. Removal is performed carefully to limit disturbance and exposure.
Affected structural surfaces are treated using non-toxic, EPA- and CDC-aligned remediation products and methods. HEPA vacuuming, detailed surface treatment, and encapsulation are applied as appropriate to address residual mold while maintaining a safe indoor environment.
We address underlying moisture conditions through controlled drying, dehumidification, and ventilation adjustments to reduce the risk of mold recurrence. Long-term moisture control is essential to effective remediation.
Post-remediation verification and optional clearance testing are available to confirm remediation effectiveness. Detailed documentation, including photos and readings, is provided for property owners, insurers, and compliance records.
Our technicians use professional-grade equipment and proven remediation protocols to safely contain and remove mold while preventing cross-contamination and future growth.
