Mold Remediation
(Mold Testing & Mold Removal)

Mold Removal can help minimize the damage and effects on your property and on your health.

Black Mold Removal

Mold Varieties

There are many types of molds that can invade homes and businesses. While some are more harmful than others, the CDC recommends addressing any mold you find, regardless of the variety. Mold doesn’t always announce itself with visible growth. It can flourish in hard to see and reach areas, in crawl spaces, in furnishings and carpets, in HVAC ducts, and in basements. The rule of thumb: if there’s been consistent moisture or a past water event in any area of your home or building , there’s likely mold present that needs to be addressed. That lingering, musty or hard to identify smell, usually means mold.

Mold Types: Allergenics and Toxigenics

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Allergenic

Mold that cause and produce allergies and allergic reactions such as asthma attacks.

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Toxigenic

Molds that produce toxic substances that can lead to dangerous or even deadly health conditions. This is sometimes referred to as “toxic mold”.

Testing For Black Mold

If you have no visible mold, but still suspect its presence we recommend testing. Mold spores are microscopic. They cannot be seen with the human eye but can cause health problems for humans and pets. We can test for mold, including black mold. Our trained technicians will take three air samples which we send to an independent lab to be tested for mold. Additional air tests can be added for an additional fee.

Mold Removal

In the charts below we’ve outlined the most common methods of mold removal and how they compare to each other. Take the time to educate yourself on how these different methods can help, or hurt, your efforts to create a mold-free environment. Mold spores are easy to disturb and can seep into ventilation systems causing them to quickly spread around. We are proud to offer a patented, two-step dry fog mold remediation technology that can eliminate the mold you have and help prevent future mold growth. Dry fogging is a non-toxic mold removal option, making it safer for everyone in the home.

Not all mold removal is created equal. Traditional methods — demolition, scrubbing, ozone — each come with significant drawbacks that often cause mold to spread, damage your property, or leave you exposed to toxic chemicals. Our patented dry fog technology is the only approach that is simultaneously thorough, fast, non-toxic, and proven to prevent regrowth. See how the methods compare:

Demolition Pros & Cons Demolition Scrubbing Pros & Cons Scrubbing Ozone Pros & Cons Ozone Dry Fogging Pros & Cons Dry Fogging
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Pros
  • Easy
Pros
  • Thorough
Pros
  • Easy
  • No destruction
  • Thorough
  • No water damage
  • All natural
  • Non-toxic
  • Prevents mold from growing back
Cons
  • Hard work
  • Costly
  • Can cause mold to spread
  • Requires extensive destruction to be thorough
  • Building must be vacated for extended periods of time until treatment is complete
Cons
  • Spreads mold spores
  • Can do more harm than good
Cons
  • Need to cover or move everything of value
  • Destructive
  • Toxic
Cons
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PURE COMPARISON New Dry Fog Technology Traditional Mold Removal Ozone Surface Treatments
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Ready to Eliminate Mold for Good?

Don't wait for mold to get worse or spread further. Our team can assess your property, identify the extent of the problem, and provide a treatment plan that fits your needs — without tearing apart what you've built**. If your issues are outside of our scope, we will let you know right away and help you find the best solution for your situation.

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