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Mold Remediation
Molds are microscopic organisms present everywhere - both indoors and outdoors. For molds to grow and reproduce, they need only a food source - any organic material, such as leaves, wood, paper or dirt - and moisture. While some forms of mold are harmless, other types can contribute to allergies, asthma, coughing, shortness of breath, dizziness, lethargy, fever, digestive problems, headache, fatigue and eye irritation. For some people a relatively small number of mold spores can trigger an asthma attack and for others, symptoms may occur only when they are exposed to a higher level of mold spores. If you see or smell mold inside your home, take steps to identify and eliminate the excess moisture and to cleanup and remove the mold. In the case of a relatively small area (less than 10ft2) the clean up can be handled by the homeowner or maintenance staff, using personal protective equipment. However, for cases of larger areas is recommended that a experienced and certified professional contractor be used.
We follow EPA Mold Remediation Standards
In Public Schools & Buildings, IICRC - S520
New York City Department of Health
ACGIH - Bioaerosols Manual Canadian Health Dept
1. Determine source and extent of contamination
2. Possible testing by a 3rd party Industrial Hygienist
3. Construct containment around contaminated area,
including negative air machine with Air Scrubbers
4. Use of protective clothing & equipment by personnel
5. Remove, bag and seal contaminated materials
6. Properly Dry areas of excessive moister is critical
7. Clean remaining structural members & surfaces
(e.g. studs, apply biocide, & encapsulate as required)
8. Re-test by Industrial Hygienist Lab
Legal & Financial Liability
Mold can have ramifications for tenants, employees, realtors, property managers, home owners, business owners, commercial property owners and in the courts.
Call us today to reduce your hassle and worry on mold problems. (877) 270- 6869
Molds are microscopic organisms present everywhere - both indoors and outdoors. For molds to grow and reproduce, they need only a food source - any organic material, such as leaves, wood, paper or dirt - and moisture. While some forms of mold are harmless, other types can contribute to allergies, asthma, coughing, shortness of breath, dizziness, lethargy, fever, digestive problems, headache, fatigue and eye irritation. For some people a relatively small number of mold spores can trigger an asthma attack and for others, symptoms may occur only when they are exposed to a higher level of mold spores. If you see or smell mold inside your home, take steps to identify and eliminate the excess moisture and to cleanup and remove the mold. In the case of a relatively small area (less than 10ft2) the clean up can be handled by the homeowner or maintenance staff, using personal protective equipment. However, for cases of larger areas is recommended that a experienced and certified professional contractor be used.
We follow EPA Mold Remediation Standards
In Public Schools & Buildings, IICRC - S520
New York City Department of Health
ACGIH - Bioaerosols Manual Canadian Health Dept
1. Determine source and extent of contamination
2. Possible testing by a 3rd party Industrial Hygienist
3. Construct containment around contaminated area,
including negative air machine with Air Scrubbers
4. Use of protective clothing & equipment by personnel
5. Remove, bag and seal contaminated materials
6. Properly Dry areas of excessive moister is critical
7. Clean remaining structural members & surfaces
(e.g. studs, apply biocide, & encapsulate as required)
8. Re-test by Industrial Hygienist Lab
Legal & Financial Liability
Mold can have ramifications for tenants, employees, realtors, property managers, home owners, business owners, commercial property owners and in the courts.
Call us today to reduce your hassle and worry on mold problems. (877) 270- 6869
