Our Services

Included in our services for Mold Remediation, we:

• Evaluate/scope the nature and extent of your mold damage.
• Explain the Mold Remediation process.
• Set-up, manage and tear-down the containment.
• Remove/clean contaminated structure and contents.
• Clean and decontaminate the air.
• Control the moisture and monitor contaminants to keep unaffected areas from being contaminated.

Our Procedure

PSI Cleaning and Restoration, Inc.® takes every precaution before we start the Mold Remediation process because we guarantee that our services will be effective. Our qualified technicians carefully build containment structures to seal off the contaminated area. This process prevents further spread of the contamination throughout the remainder of your home/business. Other approved steps in our remediation process include: HEPA vacuuming, using antimicrobial, sealing, dry ice/soda blasting, as well as documenting all project activities to make sure the job is complete and correct. Customer satisfaction is our goal!

Mold Remediation Do's and Don’ts

Do's

• Attend to and correct the water/leaking issues promptly.
• Use a dehumidifier to lower moisture levels.
• Seek out the most qualified mold inspectors and companies in your area.
• Spend the money required to do any necessary remediation early and correctly or you will pay even more later as the damage spreads.

Don'ts

• Do not ignore mold health issues, especially sudden or unexplained physical conditions.
• Do not paint over mold. Paint is actually a food source for mold.
• Do not assume that there is no mold because it is not visible. The worst mold infestation problems are often ones you cannot readily see.
• Do not assume new homes/businesses are exempt from mold problems.
• Do not assume that after a wet area has dried by itself, it is safe from mold. Mold needs moisture to grow; therefore, it can lay dormant and still be harmful to mold-sensitive people.
• Do not use chlorine bleach to kill mold. Bleach is a highly unstable solution found to become inactive when in contact with organic substances.
• Do not disturb mold colonies after you've located them. Air motion will send millions of viable spores into the air, cross-contaminating the remainder of the room/structure.