Our  experts use the latest technology in remediation, these are examples of techniques we have used in the past

Hyper-sanding -or high efficiency air particle sanding, is used on the contaminated studs after we remove the drywall.We sand them first and once they are sanded we come back and treat it with a biocide or other chemicals. These are biocides that basically kill off molds, bacteria, or other pathogens. Then we normally hyper-vacuum the surface and floor area to remove any spores that may have fallen to the ground. We wipe down all the walls with an antifungal solution to make sure that the mold spores that were released are now eliminated and of course we put in the negative air machine and air scrubbers. A negative air machine basically is a machine that filters out contaminated air and is exhausted outside through a flexed tube. Then we put in an air scrubber that actually takes the air and exchanges it several times per hour.

Biocide fogging. The fog actually eliminates the airborne mold spores so that once they're eliminated in the air they fall to the ground and then we use a wet mop technique to finally get up all the mold spores and everything else. Of course, if its carpet that we are dealing with, we put down 6 mil poly on the floor to make sure that anything that falls while we are doing remediation falls on the actual polyethylene and we contain that area away from the rest of the home.
Barricade the room off by plastic so the mold spores won't float into other areas of the house. Clean the mold off by sanding or wiping.

Dry ice blasting. Dry ice blasting is really revolutionizing the mold industry. We just go in and wire brush contaminated wood, then we use a dry ice blaster that actually uses ice pellets. When the ice pellets come out of the nozzle they turn into a CO2 gas." The Co2 gas kills the mold and removes it from the surface immediately. This isn’t necessary in all cases.

Individualized removal –We cater each case based on our inspection report and amount of infestation.