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Works with environmentalists to determine the appropriate remediation strategy. Prior to beginning any remediation work it is necessary to :

• Identify the extent and severity of microbial contamination.
• Help you take precautions.
• Supervise and monitor decontamination procedures.
• Perform clearance testing to confirm that remediation was successfully completed.

Our environmental service has successfully addressed many microbe contaminated interior structures such as walls, ceilings, floors and HVAC systems.

A team of professionals will develop a remediation plan detailing the protocol and scope of remediation, which we will follow until clearance is achieved.

Personal and/or business belongings that can be cleaned and restored are itemized, evaluated and removed in a manner which eliminates cross- and re-contamination.

MOLD :

OFTEN DIRECTLY RELATED TO WATER DAMAGE...

Most mold requires very simple things to grow and exist.  It first requires some type of moisture intrusion, or water condensation.   If there has been a plumbing leak or roof leak, there is a strong possibility that mold has begun growing.  In many cases, it can take only 24 hours  for the process to begin.  After the source of the moisture has stopped, it does not mean that the mold has stopped.  It can survive a very long time with no moisture. Thus the need for remediation.

Mold also needs an organic source of food.  People might be confused as mold can grow on glass, tile, stainless steel, cookware, etc. but it is generally feeding off of some organic source deposited on this material (oils, films, dirt,dust, skin cells, etc.).  The fiberglass insulation people like to say that mold does not grow on their product, which is a fairly true statement. However, it loves to grow on the organic debris that becomes trapped in their product .  Mold also loves to grow on things such as wood, fabric, leather, gypsum, fiberboard, drywall, stucco, and many fibrous materials.  All molds do require some form of moisture to grow, however, like temperature, the amount of moisture varies for different species. 

MOLD REMEDIATORS who are trained and certified in Water Damage Restoration will have the knowledge skills, and equipment to deal with the moisture source feeding the mold. Drying equipment which whips up the air with forceful fans should be avoided. It is important to avoid spreading the tiny invisible spores which are designed to remain airborne for hours.

Our Remediators receive hands on training and continuing education updates at:

Sacramento, CA