Mold Remediation
Awareness of mold growth in buildings has risen sharply in recent years due to changes in building materials, the use of rapid construction techniques, failure of occupants to manage moisture intrusion and humidity properly, and significant media focus.The first step in solving an indoor mold problem is stopping the source of moisture or water intrusion. The next step is to remove the mold or perform the remediation. Significant mold growth (typically more than 10 square feet) requires professional mold remediation and removal of affected building materials.
We DO NOT recommend attempting to perform a remediation yourself or allowing your contractor to remove the mold because this can cause cross-contamination of unaffected areas of the home or building making matters much worse and a lot more expensive.
Clean Air of America, Inc. has been performing mold remediation procedures for over 20 years and according to the IICRC Standard and Reference Guide for Professional Mold Remediation (S520) since it was published in 2003. The IICRC (S520) combines essential scientific principles with practical elements of procedure for technicians facing "real life" mold remediation challenges.
The purpose of the remediation process is to eliminate the mold and fungal growth and to remove contaminated materials. As a general rule, simply killing the mold with a bleach or biocide is not enough. The mold must be removed since the chemicals and proteins which cause a reaction in humans are still present even in dead or dormant mold.
Clean Air utilizes new technologies for performing mold remediation such as Thermal imaging cameras, wall cavity scopes, dry-ice blasting, ozone treatments, etc.
We can assure you that if you choose to hire Clean Air of America, Inc. to perform your mold remediation, it will be done in the most professional, non-intrusive, most cost effective way possible.
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