AMRT - Applied Microbial Technician I, (Mold Remediation)
Welcome to Florida Fire & Flood, where we specialize in turning environmental challenges into triumphs of restoration. Our latest success story unfolds in the heart of Mount Dora, FL, at the city's former fire station. Here, we encountered a significant mold problem, a common yet hazardous issue in our humid Florida climate. This case study is a testament to our unwavering commitment to restoring safety and health to crucial community landmarks, showcasing our expertise and dedication in mold remediation Mt. Dora.
When we first inspected the site, we noticed visible mold around the kitchen cabinets and hallway. Mold, a common issue in Florida's humid climate, can be a health hazard and compromise structural integrity if not treated promptly and effectively. Upon further inspection, it quickly became evident that the mold spread was more extensive than initially visible. It had infiltrated adjacent rooms, posing a much larger challenge.
We used our tried and trusted mold removal process to tackle this job:
We conducted a thorough assessment to understand the extent of mold penetration. This included using specialized equipment to detect any hidden damage.
2- Mold Remediation Plan
Our plan was to not only address visible mold but also anticipate hidden growth. We removed mold-affected materials up to 2 feet beyond the last visible signs to ensure complete eradication.
3- Containment of the Affected Area
To prevent the spread of mold spores during the cleanup process, the affected area was isolated. We did this by sealing off the area with plastic sheeting and using negative air pressure to ensure mold spores didn’t spread to other parts of the building.
4- Maintaining Air Quality
We used air scrubbers and dehumidifiers throughout the project. This was crucial in maintaining good air quality and stabilizing conditions inside the structure.
5- Mold Removal
Our dedicated technicians meticulously executed the remediation, removing mold-affected materials up to 2 feet beyond the last visible signs, ensuring a thorough cleanup. Non-porous surfaces were cleaned with antimicrobial and antifungal agents.
6- Final Inspection and Testing
After remediation, we completed a final inspection to ensure all mold had been removed. This involved surface and air testing to confirm that mold levels have returned to normal, safe levels.
The project was a success. We managed to completely remove the mold infestation, restoring the former fire station to a safe and healthy condition. Our approach ensured that the structure was not just visually free of mold, but also sanitized and safe for future use.
At
Florida Fire & Flood, we take pride in tackling challenging projects like the one in Mount Dora, FL. Our commitment to thorough assessment, meticulous execution, and maintaining high air quality standards during remediation projects sets us apart. If you're facing mold issues, trust us to restore your property to its best condition. Call us at (352) 644-7969 or get a quote by filling out the
contact form on our website.
By filling out the form below
We handle jobs in Central Florida, including but not limited to the highlighted area located on this map.
Our employees hold the following technical licenses/certifications:
AMRT - Applied Microbial Technician I, (Mold Remediation)
FSRT - Fire and Smoke Restoration Technician
OCT - Odor Control Technician
WRT - Water Damage Restoration Technician
Florida Fire & Flood, a certified damage restoration firm by the IICRC, operates in Central Florida. We prioritize employing reliable and committed individuals, guaranteeing that every project is approached with utmost professionalism and seriousness.
225 N Duncan Dr. Tavares Fl. 32778
All Rights Reserved | Florida Fire & Flood