Six jobs we do, and what each one means

Mold remediation

The full job to the S520 standard: containment, negative air, physical removal of moldy material, HEPA cleaning, drying to standard, verification, and the light repairs to put the room back. How a remediation job goes.

Attic mold

Black staining on roof sheathing, usually from a bath fan venting into the attic or poor ventilation, not the roof. Common on home inspections. Why attics grow mold.

Basement and crawl space mold

Fieldstone and block foundations, musty summer basements, finished basements built without vapor barriers, dirt-floor crawl spaces. Our most common call. Stone basements and crawl spaces.

Indoor air quality

The musty smell upstairs, the congested mornings, the duct quote that came before anyone found the leak. Humidity control, dehumidifier sizing, bath fans, condensation, and an honest take on duct cleaning and purifiers. Moisture first, filters second.

Mold inspection and air quality testing

For the musty smell you can’t find, the house you’re buying, the cough that started after the leak. Moisture mapping, thermal imaging, and lab air samples only when they’re useful. When testing is worth it.

Water damage and structural drying

Burst pipes, failed water heaters, sump pump floods, HVAC failures while you were away. Dry it inside 48 hours and mold never gets started. IICRC WRT certified. The 48-hour window.

Included with the jobs above

Contents cleaning. Hard goods in the work area get HEPA-vacuumed and wiped. We’ll tell you what soft items won’t survive before we start.

Light repairs. Drywall patching, floor replacement, and paint after remediation. Major rebuilding and reconstruction we coordinate with trades we’ve worked with for years. We’ll be clear about which is which.

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