You’ve identified the problem, now what?
Anyone can remove mold, but it takes a mold remediation professional to do it right. If mold remediation is done improperly, it can easily do more harm than good. Our technicians will develop a mold remediation plan specific for your needs, ensuring your problem is remedied quickly and effectively. All of our technicians are certified in mold remediation and receive extensive ongoing education and training.
Environix leads the industry with our 8 step mold remediation process.
- Prepare the site
- Contain the area
- Achieve negative air pressure
- Remove damaged materials
- HEPA vacuum and clean-up
- Apply antimicrobial treatment
- Conduct clearance testing
- Remove containment
FAQ's - Mold Remediation & Mold Removal
Yes, all remediation work is carried out in a manner which ensures that your home is safe for occupancy. By containing the area of contamination and filtering the airborne mold we are able to eliminate significant exposure. Any chemicals or wood sealants we use are approved by the EPA and are commonly used in both the hospital and construction industries.
Most mold remediation projects can be completed within 1-3 days. More time is required for larger projects or those requiring the reinstallation of new materials.
Our goal is to provide a complete solution for your mold removal projects. We can replace and reinstall most materials removed during the mold remediation process. If it is outside our area of expertise, we will refer you to a qualified local contractor.
Ozone has proven to be ineffective against mold spores and dangerous to humans. The American Conference of Government Industrial Hygienists (ACGIH) do not recommend using ozone against visible mold growth. Ozone only affects what it can reach. Many areas of the home with potential mold problems are out of reach for an ozone machine. Additionally, assuming the ozone did in fact kill the mold, even dead mold spores can cause ill health affects including asthma and allergies. Thus, mold growth should be removed or when appropriate, encapsulated.
The results of your mold inspection are kept confidential. We do not release your reports to any government agency, insurance company, rental tenant, etc.
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