Once an inspector has identified a mold colony or colonies and has formulated a plan the actual remediation process takes place. Here are a few things you can expect when the remediation process begins:
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A source control method such as a containment chamber and/or negative air technique will be put into place to combat cross contamination.
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Air scrubbers and, if needed, dehumidifiers will be placed in the contaminated area to remove airborne spores and vent clean air into the workspace.
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The mold colonies in all condition 3 (visible mold colonies) areas will be removed or treated following the remediation plan the inspector has devised.
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A microbial sealer/prohibitor will be applied to any Condition 3 area that could not be removed and microbial prohibitor will be applied to all Condition 2 (settled spores) areas.
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Material and air sampling will assure that the entire work area is returned to Condition 1 (normal fungal ecology)
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If needed, a duct cleaning from a NADCA Certified cleaner will be performed.
The most noticeable aspect of TCI’s remediation process is our friendly accommodating technicians, we go the extra-mile to make the remediation process easier on our clients. One way we do this is making our technicians available 24 hours a day to answer any questions and address any concerns.
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