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There are 8 important steps to proper mold removal in a home or office in Maine or any other state. Once a mold clean-up project is at a point where drying (if applicable), aggressive removal, thorough cleaning, secondary cleaning, and applying an animicrobrial coating to framing are complete, you can move on to Step 7…. Read more »

Commercial building cleaning and water/mold damage remediation are often necessary after winter weather, and thus spring is the perfect time to initiate a full evaluation of your facilities. The problem is that damage from ice and winter storms may have manifested itself in places you haven’t noticed, or have little access to. Furthermore, what business… Read more »

There are 8 important steps to proper mold removal in a home or office in Maine or any other state. Once a mold clean-up project is at a point where drying (if applicable) aggressive removal, thorough cleaning and secondary cleaning are complete, it is now time for step #6, which involves applying an animicrobrial coating… Read more »

Air Duct Cleaning is very important to avoid toxic air.  We often take for granted the cool air on a hot summer day or the heat on a frigid winter night produced by our heating and cooling systems. Over time the duct work, air handler and coils associated with our heating and cooling systems begin… Read more »

Once an initial cleaning has been performed and the work area is free of dust, debris and other particulates, it is time for a final cleaning in the mold removal process. This is due to the fact that small areas may be missed on the initial cleaning and because mold spores will resettle after the… Read more »

Did you know that carpet is a textile just like upholstery, lines and clothing? Trained carpet cleaning professionals must take the time to understand everything your flooring and furniture goes through – individual material types, colors, treatments, age, traffic areas, and special needs should all be carefully considered before selecting a service method that will… Read more »

The fourth step to proper mold remediation in Maine or any other state involves cleaning of the work space and any surrounding areas that may have been previously contaminated by mold spores or growth. When we talk “cleaning” in mold remediation, we are not talking about normal cleaning.  We are talking about a hygienic cleaning… Read more »

Once the proper controls are put in place the mold removal process can begin. This can be as simple as a source removal for very small areas of contamination or as complex as media blasting for larger areas of contamination. The industrial hygienist or possibly the contractor will typically determine the best approach based on… Read more »

Mold spores are tiny microscopic organisms that can only be seen under a microscope. Mold spores can become airborne just by walking near an affected area. Aspergillus and pennicillium mold can stay airborne for up to eight hours after one small air movement. Proper containment is a critical step; if not done correctly by a… Read more »

Mold in our home and work environment has become an increasing hazard as our buildings get older and tighter. First of all, it is important to understand that mold spores are found everywhere and you will never get rid of mold spores completely. Mold is an essential micro-organism that is needed for life to flourish…. Read more »