Mold grows on damp surfaces like bathroom walls and trim around

windows, or on surfaces that has or had water saturation, like in

areas of a burst water pipe, leaking roof, or flooded basement.

Molds may look like furry growth, black stains, or specks of black,

white, orange, green or brown.

If you don't see obvious visual signs of mold on the surfaces of a

structure in your home, but have an area or areas of your home

that had a sustained level of water intrusion or dampness,

especially if that area has a "musty" smell or water staining, you

likely have a mold issue.

The one sure way to know you have mold is to have a certified

mold inspector visit your hold and take air quality mold spore

tests.

Whenever you see mold in your home.

Whenever you smell musty odors in your home.

Whenever you feel better away from your home than when you're

in your home.

When air quality tests taken by a mold inspector result in the spore

counts being higher in your home than outside your home.

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The chemicals used to create the dry fog are very strong,

and can cause irritation to the eyes, skin, and lungs if you are

present while they are being used without proper personal

protective equipment. By the time you're permitted to return

to your home or business after remediation, there is no danger

to you or your pets. In fact, doctors refer their patients to us

because the active ingredients of the chemical in our InstaPURE

process (hydrogen peroxide and peracetic acid) are on the EPA's

Safer Choice listings. Rest assured that all our staff are trained

on safety and required to don the appropriate personal

protective equipment when handling the chemicals used in our

processes.

Our patented technology creates a 7.5 micron-sized particle.

A mold spore is between 4 and 30 microns. Thus, any place

your average spore can fit, and the fog particle will also fit. In

special situations where there is a known issue behind a wall

or in a ceiling and the drywall can be salvaged, we can poke a

few 1/8 inch holes between the studs to treat inside the wall

or ceiling cavity.

No, in fact, you want to keep as many of your belongings in

the home exposed to the dry fog process. Mold spores get

trapped inside fabrics, furniture, clothing, mattresses, etc.

and all of those things should be treated as well.

When it comes to expensive paintings and wall art, many

people feel more comfortable taking them down or covering

them with a blanket. Brass and real silver might oxidize and

tarnish. You can buff this out afterward, or you may wish to

cover or remove those items.

Fruits and other foods can be left out. The chemical used in

InstaPURE has been FDA-approved for food contact and food

contact surfaces, but to retain the fresh taste of your produce

you may want to place it in a zip-lock bag or refrigerator.

Not at all. Our process leaves no visible or tangible residue,

so your home and all items in it will be clean. Normal weekly

cleaning to maintain a healthy, dust- and debris-free

environment should continue as usual.

Even though the mold is dead, the stains that the mold has

created will not go away with the dry fog alone. Its darker

colors will fade over time, but, we will include the removal

of visible remains of the mold in our remediation estimate.

Your technician will take an air sample and other applicable

sampling methods upon completing the treatment and

send it to an independent third-party laboratory. We use an

accredited mold lab that has no affiliation with any mold

testing or mold remediation companies. About 3-4 business

days after the treatment, you will receive the lab results via

email.

The products used in the EverPURE process provide a

verified protection for up to 90 days (3 months). However,

if all moisture and water issues are resolved and the 

building remains clean, this is possibly a very permanent

solution. If necessary, the products may be reapplied

every three months for continued protection (we

recommend for high traffic areas) or if odors, mold,

mildew, or staining appears again.