Our process includes inspection, removal and preventative measures to ensure long-lasting results.

Prepare the area for removal

• Wear personal protective equipment (PPE). Before you begin, put on old clothes you can wash or discard, an N-95 respirator mask, goggles without vent holes, and long rubber gloves.
• Contain the workspace. Seal off the affected room from the rest of the house using plastic sheeting and tape to cover doorways, air vents, and other openings. If possible, open windows to ventilate the area and place a fan in one window blowing outdoors to pull spores outside.
• Shut down the HVAC. Turn off any central heating or air conditioning systems to prevent spores from spreading throughout the house.

To prevent mold on walls, you can keep humidity under control, ventilate well, and use mold-resistant products. Control humidity
Use a dehumidifier in damp areas such as bathrooms and basements
Adjust relative humidity level to 50% or less
Repair water leaks in ceilings, windows, and pipes
Open windows regularly to ventilate
1.Use exhaust fans in bathrooms and kitchens
Ventilate
2.Leave space between furniture and walls
3.Keep interior doors open
4.Use ceiling or portable fans
5.Use mold-resistant products
6.Apply damp-proof paint
7.Use high-quality sealants, grouts, and adhesives
8.Use protective treatments such as FESTEX SILICÓN or FESTEX SILICÓN RP-501
9.Other measures
10.Clean and dry wet items within 48 to 72 hours
11.Discard wet materials that cannot be repaired
12.Do not store materials that have been submerged in sewage, oils, or chemicals

A mold inspection typically lasts between 1-2 hours, depending on the size and complexity of the space.