Mold Remediation

1/27/2021 (Permalink)

Do you have a mold infestation in your Milford, MA commercial or residential property? The Disaster Remediation Teams at SERVPRO of Natick/Milford are hear to help. Mold growth can cause health effects and will spread throughout your property if the proper tools and techniques are not used to remove the infestation. That is why remediation should be performed by mold remediation experts. This is what you can expect when you call us:

1. Our technicians have access to protective gear and will set up containment.  This includes repairing any moisture problems that are customarily the source of mold growth and isolating the room by closing all windows and doors.  The technicians then take extra precautions before handling or dislodging any mold colony development. 
   
   2. Our technicians will safely remove wet or moldy materials and clean the affected area.  Any damaged goods are removed or placed in thick plastic bags to be taken care of later, meaning they’ll be heavily cleaned or simply thrown away depending on the severity of the black mold contamination.  Cleaning then ensues, with many items being wiped down or dipped in strong detergents or professional-grade cleaning solutions.  If the level of contamination is severe, a HEPA vacuum is used to disinfect the entire room.
   
   3. Our technicians will conduct a visibility test and dry the newly washed areas.  Any visible signs of mold should now be erased, and the drying of all belongings and other wet materials can be set into motion.  Our Disaster Remediation teams use dehumidifiers and fans to speed up the process, ending with deodorizing solutions that eliminate any trace of the musty smell. 

When your commercial or residential property is infested with mold SERVPRO of Natick/Milford is here to help. Our Disaster Remediation Technicians will inspect and assess your property to identify the totality of any infestation and customize and execute a complete remediation plan. Call us today – (774) 290-4300! We will make it, "Like it never even happened."