Microbial Remediation Overview:
How do you know if you have a mold
problem?
Generally, if you can see it or smell it, mold is present.
Undesired mold growth in a
building could lead to a reduction in indoor
air quality as well as a reduction of property
value.
Growth of mold spores is
activated by water intrusion and inadequate
ventilation in an affected structure and can be
corrected.
Undetected moisture intrusion may result in mold growth as soon as
forty- eight hours after the water has entered the building. Water
sources can be from condensation, plumbing leaks, or building
envelope
failure.
You may be concerned
about air quality and mold growth.
Does the building have a musty or sour order? See More...
Why use professional mold remediation services?
Certified professionals are
needed to assess the problem.
Proper training is required to
accurately address the response needed.
Decontamination of the area and
special containment is required for
proper removal and prevention of cross contamination.
Properly handled with
preventive
containment procedures, mold remediation is effective and provides
improved indoor air quality.
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What are possible health
concerns and risks?
Allergy is the most common
symptom associated with indoor molds.
Individuals with genetic
predisposition to allergies and asthma that
are exposed to these fungal parts, may react adversely.
Individuals may become
sensitized following exposure and may gradually
develop health symptoms over a longer period of exposure. See More...
Indoor air quality, what affects it and how is is tested?
Testing
is usually provided by a CIH, Certified Industrial Hygienist
Air samples and bulk samples are
commonly obtained in the affected
rooms. It is best if the laboratory that is used
for evaluation is an AIHA (American Industrial Hygiene Association)
Certified Laboratory.
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Please note that test results...
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Our Certifications and the Professional
Services we offer at Mold Environmental Services.
Our employees are trained in proper
containment and pressurization
procedures to manage proper airflow, prevent
exposure, control traffic
and maintain your privacy.
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We minimize occupant risk with
proper containment methods recommended
by the IAQA and NADCA. See More...
Legislation
and News Flashes for your information.
News Flash! -
Mold Legislation Update!
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Mold Environmental Services stays current with
certifications and testing
procedures to provide you with the latest techniques.
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A Special Research Series - Mold, Cause, Effect and Response
is available from the website:
www.awci.org
Contact
Mold Environmental Services for additional information at:
Mold Environmental Services, LLC
1551 Miller Street
La Crosse, Wisconsin 54601
Email: mike@poellinger.com
Phone: 608-782-3689
Fax: 608-785-1233
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