Mold Restoration

mold restoration using Surgical Demolition

During the course of the mold restoration and decontamination process, it is not only necessary to eliminate the visible signs of mold but the unseen as well since toxic, black mold can grown unseen. To do this often requires varying levels of deconstruction as mold typically grows on walls, sub-ceilings and other places easily damaged by moisture and humidity. Just because toxic mold is growing in one room does not mean it is necessarily growing in another. By that same token, that does not mean black mold in one room cannot affect the air quality in another. Homeowners displaced by harmful toxic mold and other contaminates should not have their homes completely ripped apart during mold restoration, but the entire structure should be treated to effectively rehabilitate the adverse affects of poor indoor air quality.

To combat this Catch-22, we have developed a strategic deconstruction process called Surgical Demolition. Instead of gutting an entire structure during mold restoration, we hone in on the trouble spots, eliminate the existing mold and save you valuable time and money in the process. We have amassed a wealth of experience to completely restore the health of your structure without having to completely demolish it on account of black mold. As we have said, clean air is not a sectional science, and to fully decontaminate an environment, the proper steps must be taken. Surgical Deconstruction is just another one of our innovative mold restoration solutions engineered to bring results quickly and effectively. Coupled with our whole structure treatment using our exclusive line of mold removal products, this unique mold restoration process allows us to provide you with a safe, healthy living environment.