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Mold is a common indoor contaminant—and, according to new studies, a common cause of illness.
Floods, plumbing, and roof leaks are just some of the ways that moisture finds its way into your home or business. If this water is not properly and promptly abated, the chances are high that mold may be growing. It could be in the basement, under the carpet, or in a wall cavity.
Mold
contamination does not mean your personal effects have to be thrown
away. Although in many instances we are required to remove and dispose
of contaminated materials, such as carpeting, walls, ceilings, tiles,
flooring, furnishings, and general construction debris, our technicians
can thoroughly decontaminate materials that the owner must retain.
State-of-the-art training makes Air Duct Services technicians the best in the mold remediation business. Our supervisors and technicians go through extensive training workshops and ongoing training courses. Air Duct Services follows the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IIRC) Standard and Reference Guide for Professional Mold Remediation S520.
