Many types of mold are generally harmless and don’t seem to cause many troubles. But mold removal, officially call mold remediation, is the process in which mold is cleaned and removed from a building. Mold remediation is necessary in cases where significant growth is present in various possible areas of a building, including carpets, ceilings and drywall. Typically, mold remediation involves special chemicals and cleaners to remove existing mold and prevent future growth.

Crawl Space Encapsulation Crawl space encapsulation is a cost effective investment that will help protect your home. Crawl spaces tend to be great places for bugs to hide and can provide the dark damp conditions where many pests are found. They can also have high humidity levels which make a great environment for mold spores to attach and begin to grow. Serious health hazards can occur by breathing harmful mold and bacteria. By encapsulating your crawl space, you can seal those elements below ground that can cause poor air quality and even structural issues in a home. This also turns an unusable space into a clean and safe usable storage area.

 There are lots of benefits to having carpeted floors in your home: energy-saving warmth, decor aesthetics, low maintenance, reduction of falls, and overall comfort. Carpet can also be help to trap dust and allergens until vacuumed, which can be easier on your respiratory system versus kicking up contaminants from wood and laminate floors into the air you and your family breathe. Yet, for all of carpet’s advantages, it does come with one big negative--mold. How Does Carpeting Grow Mold? Mold spores are all around you, even if they’re so small they’re invisible to the naked eye. When these mold spores land on a damp surface, they only need oxygen and an organic food source to turn in a moldy mess. When carpet gets wet--due to a spill, an open window during a storm, a ceiling leak, or a flood--it can become a breeding ground for mold and mildew thanks to...

When a fire happens, people always think the only way to restore a home is be rebuilding the damaged elements. These images help illustrate how well we can clean fire damaged areas and restore them to like-new. It is truly amazing how good a fire damaged area can look after it has been cleaned by professionals. This was media (soda) blasted to remove the black, charred surface. Before After