NOT ALL MOLD IS DANGEROUS!
Don't Let Other Companies Scare You and Your Family

Not all mold is dangerous to you and your family's health. Therefore, laboratory testing is an important first step in determining both the severity of your problem and the protocol for the remediation process.

Our philosophy is simple, provide high quality work by experienced technicians. This will help make your living environment healthy and safe for you and your family. We will follow all EPA guidelines for mold remediation. In addition, we are fully insured and bonded for your protection.

Our goal is to keep you and your family safe both during and after the remediation process.

MOLD REMEDIATION PROCEDURES

The first step, before you can clean up any mold, is to fix the problem that caused it. Whether it is a plumbing leak, poor ventilation or flood damage, this must be corrected first before the cleanup process can begin.

The next step is to have a certified mold inspector perform a detailed inspection of the home which should include laboratory testing. This testing will serve several purposes. It will tell you if what you have is truly mold, how high the levels are, what type of mold it is and how hazardous it is to you. It will also show how prevalent the mold is in the air of the home. This will determine whether or not the duct system needs to be treated and if the home needs to be fogged to kill airborne mold spores.

Mold clean up is a complex process best left to experienced and certified professionals. Proper Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) must be worn and the proper containment procedures followed to prevent mold from spreading to unaffected areas of your home.

If this is not done, a serious risk of cross-contamination can occur, exacerbating the problem further. Proper containment consists of sealing off all surrounding mold free zones of the home through use of a negative pressure air containment system. This system will isolate the work area and prevent the mitigation of contaminants to the unaffected areas of the home.

During a typical mold remediation procedure, many of the following steps are performed: Remove, properly bag, transport and dispose of contaminated materials such as drywall, insulation, carpets and miscellaneous contents.
Hepa Vac all affected work areas such as beams, walls, floors etc. Then, clean, disinfect and sanitize all affected areas using a quaternary ammonium chloride blend disinfectant mold killer.

After this is done, all contaminated areas need to be sealed using an antimicrobial fungicidal protective coating. If testing has determined that a large count of mold spores are present in the air, it is recommended that the HVAC System be cleaned and fogged with a mold sanitizing agent. In addition, the interior of the home should be fogged as well.

We, at Absolutely Spotless, strictly follow the recommended EPA guidelines for mold remediation. Our goal is to keep you and your family safe, both during and after the remediation process.

If you ever have any questions during the remediation process, we will be happy to answer them for you.

You can trust Absolutely Spotless with your most precious commodity, the health of you and your family.
 

A Negative Pressure Air Containment System
is utilized to keep the home safe from
cross contamination