Mold Experts In USA

The main reason you often see companies recommending demolition over a process like sterilization is primarily because that's what they've always done. The demolition method has been around for over 1000s of years. Where the sterilization process of handling it like what we do has only been around for 20 to 25 years. We have been personally doing it since 2015 and have done over 1800 homes. The demolition process has been the industry standard and that's what people have been doing for a very long time. There is also a lot more money to be made with the demolition route. Most remediation projects when demolition is involved range anywhere from ten thousand to even hundreds of 1000s of dollars and that does not even include the rebuild. There is no incentive for someone that is making that kind of money to want to go a lot cheaper route. If they were to switch to the sterilization process that means instead of charging that type of money for one job they would have to do four to six jobs to charge the same amount of money. If you really think about it, it is not really in their best interest to do that. That is also why you will hear other remediation companies saying you can't do it that way, saying it doesn't work and you have to tear it out. The inspectors recommend the demolition because that is what they are aware of — that is why in the section of their report on how to fix the problem they only list the demolition process, they indicate exactly what to tear out, how much to tear out and all the procedures to handle the mold situation. This is how they have been instructing remediators for years. They base their data on a book of guidelines that was written about 30 years ago. A similar method was mentioned all the way back when the bible was written. As you can see with the technology these days — when they have cars that can drive themselves and robots that operate on people — there is not a solution for mold remediation that is 1000 percent better. Well, there is. For example Blackberry — they came out with an amazing phone and when iPhone and Android were coming to market they thought that they didn't have to change and they would always be in business so they did not give the people what the iPhone and Android did and a few years later they were history. Another example — Blockbuster did the same thing for forever. When Netflix came along and actually went to Blockbuster about their idea, Blockbuster laughed at their idea. We no longer see Blockbuster around. That is what's going on right now in the industry. The industry is starting to change. You are starting to see companies switching over and seeing that this is a better way to do it. There are many, many companies out there that are still like the old video stores. They're still doing it the old way. They make great, great money. They bill a lot of money to insurance companies doing it the old way. The inspectors are doing clearance checks on the homes and office buildings that are using our technology and they now are referring us and putting our process on the reports as an option to handle the mold problems in homes.

Sometimes you get the question of when is demolition appropriate versus Smart Nano Purification style remediation. It really comes down to is if your walls are damaged to a point where they lost their structure — like in the instance you've had a big flood and all the walls were soaked and the sheetrock is falling apart. That's when it may be appropriate to get demolition style remediation. The Smart Nano Purification process can still handle that type of mold problem but since you have to remove the drywall anyway it is best to go with the demolition route. Anything short of that, sterilization will work better to handle it and will save you in having to get anything torn out. It will also save you the time and money to rebuild everything.

The first thing we do after you reach out to us is work with you to find out about the situation. If you are sure that you have a mold problem we set you up for a free in-home evaluation and estimate. If you are not sure we have you contact a mold inspector so they can test for you. Once you are sure that you have a mold problem we come out and do a free in-home evaluation and estimate. When we arrive we go through the home and look for any moisture sources by doing a full moisture check on the property. We do this because we know to have a mold problem there has to be a moisture problem. Once the moisture problem is found we show you what we found and then recommend how to get it fixed. Once the moisture problem is fixed we come back out and recheck it to make sure it was fixed completely. If everything was fixed we then get you scheduled for the treatment. Once the treatment is complete we take quality assurance air samples to make sure the treatment was completed successfully. Once we receive those results back and everything looks good, we then send out a 3rd party mold inspector to do the final check. The 3rd party inspector will schedule a time with you to do the clearance check. They will take air quality samples and send them to the lab for verification. If everything looks good the inspector will write up a clearance report indicating that the mold problem has been handled.

Well, the first thing we're going to do is we're going to come out and figure out why. This is something we really don't run into that often at all. We probably ran into this issue five times with all the places we treated. What we did find out is that in every single time that the mold did come back it was due to some sort of new leak that occurred, or A/C broke down, a pipe broke in a wall, they had a roof or skylight leak — something to that effect. So anytime that happens and you were to get another mold problem in your home, we would simply come out, recheck it, make sure everything's good to go and then we'd figure out how to get you taken care of.

Often people hear from other remediation companies or an inspector that they have to have the whole place torn apart and walls taken down to handle the mold situation. That isn't always true. Often, the mold inspector says that because that's all they're aware of. They're only aware of doing a treatment like that since that is what they have been being taught and obviously remediators are going to say that because that's what they do. There are many inspectors around now that do offer both options on their reports, because they are aware that there's other solutions for people and so they do give them the option of both.

That is a great question. Let's look at it a couple of ways to handle it. 1. Spray some toxic chemical on the spot and clean it off. There is a good chance this method is going to spread the mold even more than it is. 2. Rip it out and hope that it handles the problem and you don't have to tear more out. 3. Use the Nano Purification Process to handle it and don't worry about tearing anything out or spreading it more. It all comes down to this: If all you're trying to do is just handle a spot on the wall then you have a couple of methods to do that. If you're trying to make sure that you actually have a healthy environment to live in, that the mold isn't potentially affecting your health — that is where sterilization and Nano purification process comes in place. Because what we do is fully handle the mold situation throughout the home. When you see a spot on the wall that's just the tip of the iceberg. The problem is actually airborne — the mold seeds are flying through the air. That's why mold inspectors test the air to find out if there's a mold issue in the house. So if that's what you're looking for, if you're looking for a clean, safe, healthy environment, that's what we do with the Nano Purification process.

We treat cars all the time. The auto dealerships use us all the time. We tend to do a lot of their warranty work because often when they get really bad mold problems in cars, they literally have to strip the car down to bare metal and that can be very expensive between the labor cost and the replacement of all the interior. With the Nano Purification process we are able to completely handle the mold problems in the auto in about an hour. They no longer have to do the stripping of the inside of the car or have their technician work in a mold contaminated vehicle and put his health at risk. Once our process is complete the car no longer has the mold smell and all the visible mold is turned into a white ash and brushes right off. They just need to send the car in for detailing and return it to the owner. Classic car owners also love this process because it is very expensive to work on Classic Cars and handling mold in them can be very extensive so that is the last thing the owners want to do.

Absolutely. We actually get referred by captains of other yachts quite frequently. It's actually one of the best environments we can do with this process. It excels so well working on yachts and large boats especially because they're so well enclosed. Boats tend to be airtight, unlike houses, and so it's a very effective process to use on them. Some of the concerns that captains have are: is it going to affect the wood trim around the boat, will you be able to get in the engine room, is it going to harm the furniture. Our process will not harm any materials and will get everywhere including the engine rooms.