Mold removal

Remediating mold requires a multi-pronged attack, including assessing the damage, drying your property, and disinfecting it to ensure the spores don’t regrow.

Mold removal is the physical process of getting rid of spores, while remediation is the entire process, including identification, containment, and preventing spores from occurring again. Put simply, removal falls under the restoration umbrella.

It depends on how serious your problem is and whether the spores penetrate the walls. Our technicians will explain the work they’re doing and what’s involved.

Definitely. Mold can cause extensive damage to property and compromise your health. Dealing with mold and investing in a certified restoration service means you can continue to live or work there. 

Also, few people want to buy or rent properties with mold, so addressing the issue can increase its value.

Mold is complex to remove, and the process requires expertise, so the costs can mount up. However, contacting us immediately means you can save money, as fewer costs are associated with mild mold issues.

Abatement is a process that eliminates dangerous substances, including lead and asbestos, while remediation mitigates mold. While abatement can control and remove spores, remediation prevents them from growing again.