Q- Are chemicals used in the ductwork
A- No, in accordance with EPA guidelines no chemicals shall be used in the air conveyance system. Ref. www.epa.gov
A- No, in accordance with EPA guidelines no chemicals shall be used in the air conveyance system. Ref. www.epa.gov
A- All homes have some microbial activity, mold is a living organism transferred from place to place by air. However, the only way to accurately know
A- Most mold spores need a food source, water source and humidity above 60%Rh. When your home’s indoor environment equals this environment microbial spores will propagate
A- You cannot completely remove all mold from the home, mold is a living organism transferred from place to place by air. Therefore, you can only
A- During the hot summer season the interior of air handler is a perfect environment for mold growth. Mold needs water, food and air to propagate.
A- Most air handlers can be cleaned and sanitized by a certified Technician using approved biocides. Air handlers with porous internal liner may need the liner
A- Once you have a microbial outbreak you should use a licensed Hygienist to facilitate the content and structural cleanup. Depending on the depth of the
A- In some instances better filters and UV lighting have helped some home owners and improved their air quality. However, in a lot of cases expensive
A- General sampling cost $175.00 per sample which includes: lab work, testing and summary reporting. However the more samples you need the less the price for
A- We offer all facets of building diagnostics including Mold Air & Swab Sampling, Blower Door Testing, Duct System Performance Analysis, Duct Leakage Testing, Infrared Imagery,
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