Mold Remediation

All Dry Water Damage Experts Have IICRC Certification and Years of Experience in Mold Remediation and Removal

When mold remediation and removal are necessary, it is essential that the job is handled by certified professionals who perform the mold remediation according to the standards set by the experts in the mold restoration industry. All Dry Water Damage Experts adhere to these standards and guarantee every customer these standards will be followed in their homes and businesses, resulting in safe and permanent mold removal.

A mold remediation plan should be developed by a certified mold remediation professional whenever mold remediation is necessary.

The process of mold mitigation begins with a mold inspection, which is a visual inspection of the affected area to find potential mold contamination. Moisture readings utilizing our specialized equipment will be taken of the area as well. Typically these mold inspections can provide information regarding the cause of the mold and will allow our project managers to develop an effective mold remediation plan for the mold cleanup and removal that needs to occur.

Prevention of mold growth is the ideal approach when there is unwanted moisture in a structure. When a building is experiencing moisture from causes such as natural flooding, broken pipes, leaking air conditioners, damp basements, and crawl spaces, these areas must be dried immediately to prevent mold growth. To prevent mold growth, the moisture-affected area must be dried within 24 to 48 hours. 

If you discover what you believe is mold in your home or business, call All Dry Water Damage Experts immediately at (303) 376-4179 for a FREE visual inspection and estimate. We are certified mold restoration professionals and can provide a 100% mold removal guarantee to keep you and your family healthy and safe!

The Longer You Wait to Have Proper Mold Restoration Completed, the More Serious the Consequences to Your Health (and Your Wallet) Will Be!

If mold contamination is identified, it is critical that mold removal happen as soon as possible. The longer it takes for mold remediation to occur, the more costly the damage will be to the involved building materials and/or furnishings. Any organic materials (such as paper, cloth, wood, and paint) that mold spores adhere to become a food source for the spores, allowing the mold to gradually destroy whatever it is growing on. Mold can also have serious health consequences as it produces allergens, irritants, and toxic substances that can lead to allergies, irritations, and other diseases, especially in special populations such as children, the elderly, and people with respiratory issues.

All Dry Water Damage Experts Provide a 100% Guarantee of Mold Removal and Prevention of Future Mold Growth in Our Mold Remediation Plans

All Dry Water Damage Experts have seen individuals try to conduct mold abatement on their own, using various methods recommended by family and friends, including the application of bleach. Unfortunately, these methods may appear to work initially, but actually result in the mold continuing to grow and/or returning. Due to the serious potential consequences of mold contamination, using a certified, experienced mold remediation professional such as All Dry Water Damage Experts is the only way to guarantee mold removal and future mold growth in an affected area.

All Dry Water Damage Experts provide FREE visual inspections and estimates of the affected area. Our mold removal plans include addressing the source of the moisture causing the mold growth. Our certified technicians properly contain the contaminated area so mold spores do not travel to other areas in your home causing further problems. All Dry Water Damage Experts have specialized equipment for mold cleanup and restoration, including HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) filter vacuums, which remove mold spores from the affected areas. Our company also uses approved antimicrobial fungicides to kill mold spores and fungicidal protective coating to prevent future mold growth in the mold-affected areas.