A comprehensive inspection and assessment will take place and result in wide-ranging data to assist in organizing a successful mold recovery plan.
- Identify the origination point of the source of mold
- Investigate and conclude the past or current event that initially created the problem
- Make required repairs to reestablish system function
- Conduct a thorough assessment to determine all affected areas within the building
- Map all existing moisture with the use of specialized equipment and industry experience
- Assess possible hidden affected areas such as behind appliances, cabinets and water supply locations
- Odor often accompanies mold and is an indicator of its presence
- Define all applicable work areas to support a mold recovery plan
- Outline a testing schedule that can include air testing for mold spore and surface sampling for mold
- Establish work zone boundaries and assess all applicable containment needs
- Determine the most appropriate entry/exit points and what floor protection is needed
- Review the entire premises to have a working knowledge for possible on-site storage or temporary living and working conditions
- Locate all utility shut off points and evaluate the electrical service to support additional power needs to run all required equipment
