AMRT - Applied Microbial Technician I, (Mold Remediation)
At Florida Fire & Flood, we understand how stressful mold issues can be, especially for property managers who need to maintain safe and clean environments for their tenants. Recently, we were contacted by a property manager to handle a mold remediation project in Winter Park, FL. The mold growth in the vacant unit was caused by a roof leak, which had already been repaired by the time we arrived.
The property manager discovered the mold during a routine inspection after the roof had been fixed. They knew immediate action was necessary to prevent the mold from spreading and causing more damage. We were called in to assess the situation and provide mold remediation services, along with any necessary reconstruction.
When we arrived at the property, we thoroughly inspected the affected areas. We found mold growth on the ceiling and window sill of the unit, which had likely been exacerbated by the humidity and moisture left behind by the roof leak.
To prevent mold spores from spreading to other parts of the building, we set up containment barriers around the affected areas. By doing this, we ensured that the mold would not contaminate other parts of the unit or neighboring spaces, protecting the health and safety of future tenants and workers.
Mold grows in moist environments, so our next step was to tackle the excess moisture that had built up in the unit. We strategically placed industrial-grade dehumidifiers in the affected areas to remove the moisture from the air. By reducing the humidity levels, we were able to create a dry environment. This step also prepared the space for the upcoming demolition and reconstruction phases, ensuring that the environment was stable and safe for our crew to work in.
After containment and dehumidification, we moved on to the mold-damaged materials. This process involved two critical phases:
Before we wrapped up the project, we did a final inspection to ensure that all traces of mold were completely eliminated and that the unit was safe for occupancy. Our inspection included air quality testing and a close examination of the previously affected areas to confirm that the mold problem was resolved. Once we were confident that the space was mold-free, we cleared the area for the property manager.
The property manager was highly satisfied with the results, noting that the unit looked as good as new after our work was completed. They appreciated our thorough approach to both mold remediation and reconstruction, which left no trace of the previous damage.
If you're facing mold issues or need expert damage restoration, Florida Fire & Flood is here to help. Don’t wait - reach out to us now to discuss how we can restore your property to its best condition. Call us at (352) 644-7969 or fill out an online form on our website.
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AMRT - Applied Microbial Technician I, (Mold Remediation)
FSRT - Fire and Smoke Restoration Technician
OCT - Odor Control Technician
WRT - Water Damage Restoration Technician
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