The Mold Remediation Process

We offer complete testing, remediation, restoration, and construction services. Below is series of photos from an actual mold remediation project. Note the small amount of mold seen on the walls in Photo 1 and the actual extensiveness of mold as exposed in Photo 4. Through our remediation process we can identitfy, remove and reconstruct problem areas.

1. What it looks like from the outside.		4. What it looks like from the inside.
2. Setting up containment and negative air pressure with HEPA filtration.		5. Removing visible contamination in exposed areas.
3. Site exploration.		6. Same area after cleaning, biocide and fungicide encapsulant.

Mold and Your Health

For those who are affected by mold exposure, there can be a wide variation in how they react. People who may be affected more severely and quickly than others include:
- infants and children
- elderly people
- pregnant women
- individuals with respiratory conditions or allergies and asthma
- persons with weakened immune systems (for example, people with HIV infection, chemotherapy patients, or organ or bone marrow transplant recipients, autoimmune diseases.)

Those with special health concerns should consult their doctor if they are concerned about mold exposure. The symptoms that may seem to occur from mold exposure can also be due to other causes such as bacterial or viral infections, or other allergies.

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