Mold Remediation
At On Target Cleaning and Restoration, our team of IICRC certified technicians can efficiently handle any severity of mold or mildew issues with precision and care.
We understand the importance of maintaining air quality, which is why we collaborate closely with Industrial Hygienists throughout the process. Monitoring air quality before and after remediation helps to assure us and you of a successful remediation.
Our comprehensive mold remediation process includes:
- Seamless coordination with your insurance company to streamline claims processing.
- Thorough evaluation of your property’s damage and mold growth, including air sampling by an industrial hygienist.
- Implementation of containment measures to prevent further contamination.
- Utilization of air scrubbers with HEPA-rated filters to cleanse the air within containment areas.
- Safe removal and cleaning of personal items and structures that have been affected by mold.
- Precise vacuuming of mold spores from surfaces using HEPA-rated equipment.
- Careful sanding of structural supports to ensure integrity.
- Application of botanically based food grade antimicrobial agents to appropriately remediate affected structures.
- Application of mold sealants to help prevent future growth and complications.
- Rebuilding of any structures affected during the remediation process.
We prioritize your health and safety, adhering strictly to IICRC guidelines, state regulations, and OSHA standards. Rest assured, we take every necessary precaution to create a healthy environment for all involved. Trust On Target Cleaning and Restoration for thorough and effective mold remediation solutions.
More About Mold
Whether you are indoors or outdoors, microscopic mold spores are everywhere. Most we live with everyday with no side effects, however some molds can be extremely harmful to our respiratory systems and even cause long term health problems.
Here are a few facts you need to know about mold…
- You will never be able to completely remove all traces from mold within a space, outdoor or indoor.
- Mold spores like moisture and need it to grow. If given the opportunity they can grow at an exceeding fast rate.
- Mold needs a food source to grow and is often found on things like…
- Window frames
- Caulking
- Plumbing sealant
- Cabinets and furniture
- Drywall and subflooring
- Fabrics
- Wallpaper or painted walls
- Wet walls
- Carpeting
- Water-damaged mattresses
- Typical areas in the home that mold can be found would be areas given to have higher humidity or access to water, including bathrooms, kitchens, basements, and crawlspaces.
- Before any kind of remediation can begin, the source of moisture must be eliminated, or the mold could return. I.e. leaks, inefficient HVAC unit allowing higher than normal humidity readings, improper airflow, etc.
Finding mold in your home is never a good experience and can even been frightening. It’s understandable that anyone would want it removed as quickly as possible, however, attempting to remediate a mold issue yourself can be a dangerous task and can even cause more damage and danger to you and your families or employees, if done improperly.