Mold Removal Service in Fresno

Yes, we do mold removal and remediation in Fresno CA. Let our expert
​mold technicians inspect and get rid of mold in your home or business.
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​'Removal' of mold and 'remediation' or very similar but slightly different.  Some other terms used regarding mold treatment is mitigation and abatement. But let's just stick to removal vs remediation for now.

When it comes to removal...

The reality is, mold cannot be removed, Not entirely. But it can be dramatically reduced, isolated, and prevented. The spores are in the air and all over surfaces. What we want to do is create an environment that prevents growth such as keeping the areas well ventilated and dehumidified. 
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What is Mold Removal?

After the initial mold inspection by our mold remediation company to determine the location, severity, and cause of the mold growth, we can begin the mold removal process. And that usually includes removing any porous surfaces that the mold is growing on. This could include wood, insulation, carpets, and furniture.  We can get rid of those moldy and mildewed items and they can be replaced with new and healthy mold free items.
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How is Mold Removed?

Mold removal typically involves a combination of physical removal and cleaning, as well as measures to prevent future growth.

​The specific methods used will depend on the type and severity of the mold growth, as well as the materials it is growing on.

• Physical removal: This part of mold remediation involves physically removing the mold growth by scraping or sanding it off of surfaces. This is typically done with specialized tools such as scrapers or wire brushes.
• Cleaning: Once the mold growth has been removed, the affected area should be thoroughly cleaned to remove any remaining mold spores. This can be done with a variety of cleaning solutions, such as soap and water or specialized mold-killing solutions.
• Drying: After mold removal and cleaning, the affected area should be dried as quickly as possible to prevent future mold growth. This can be done with fans, dehumidifiers, or other drying equipment.
• Repairs and replacement: If the mold growth has caused damage to materials such as drywall or insulation, these materials will need to be repaired or replaced.
• Prevention: Finally, measures should be taken to prevent future mold growth, such as by addressing the source of moisture and improving ventilation.

It's important to note that some mold growth is toxic and should be handled by professionals with proper personal protective equipment (PPE) and knowledge of how to safely remove the mold.  See here if you're wondering how much mold removal costs.

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