Being told that your Alexandria home has a mold problem can send some homeowners into a panic. On the one side is their family’s health, but on the other is the deservedly awful reputation of the mold remediation industry.

The last thing you want to do is get taken advantage of and still have a mold problem when the remediator leaves.

When we first started in the mold business, it was like the wild west with little to no regulations or certifications to reign in the hucksters. These days things are a little better, though regulation is minimal.

However, the higher-level certifications that are now available require a deep knowledge of mold and how to properly remediate a person’s home – and we hold every single one.

And because we’ve ensured that we are always as informed as we can possibly be, we understand the importance of the steps most mold remediators treat as afterthoughts.

• Safe Containment – The single most important thing a remediator does is to properly separate their spore-filled workspace from the rest of your home.
• No Chemicals – Fogging with chemicals may kill some mold, but it doesn’t get rid of it all or prevent new colonies. Companies use chemicals because they don’t want to do the hard work necessary for good remediation.
• Worker Protection – Most companies fail to spend what they should to protect their workers. We use advanced protection systems for our technicians at all times.