Mould Cleaning
Safety
Mould removal requires appropriate and adequate safety to those handling hazardous materials. This includes a high-quality chemical that is used for larger mould remediation projects. The affected area will be entirely sealed off from the property with plastic sheeting. Sealing off the areas contaminated with mound physically prevents mould spores from becoming dispersed throughout the home.
Equipment
Mould Specialists will use expensive, professional tools and equipment such as high efficiency particulate air scrubbers, HEPA vacuums, heavy-duty humidifiers and encapsulation resources to properly remove and remediate mould areas.
Air Cleaning
Once the mould has been physically removed, the air will be cleaned on any mould spores in the environment. Mould removal specialists will use HEPA air scrubbers and air ventilation exchange to replace dirty mould air with clean air in the affected areas.
Filtration
Mould remediation will commence with the use of filters that have been designed to capture tiny mould spot particles. Regular filters do not work during this step as mould spores' area minuscule and need specifically shaped filters.
Material Removal
Depending on the scope of the mould, the specialist may discard mould from the building itself. These types of materials are generally too difficult to restore to their previous condition.
Chemical Clean
Mould removal companies will remediate the affected area by using antimicrobial chemicals to clean any remaining mould bacteria or strains after demolition and removal.
Fixing the Source
The technicians will also take time during the removal and remediation process to address any moisture or humidity concerns. Identifying and addressing the cause of mould bacteria is one of the most important steps in ensuring the mould wont come back.