Paul Davis Restoration of Northeast Georgia
(706) 548-5800
(706) 548-5800
Mold and mildew are naturally occurring and everywhere in our environment. When the amount of mold in hour homes exceeds what is normal, we tend to take notice. Regardless of its health effects, none of us want excessive mold in our homes. Mold needs moisture to grow, and if you've discovered a mold problem, the first step is to find the moisture source. Routine homeowner maintenance is crucial to avoiding the buildup of moisture in your home. Proper ventilation and insulation are key components of preventing moisture buildup and mold growth.
At Paul Davis Restoration of Northeast Georgia, we require all of our Project Managers to be certified by the Clean Trust (formerly the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification IICRC) in mold removal. We consult with certified hygienists to determine the extent of the mold infiltration and remediation procedures. We have the expertise and experience to contain and remove mold from your home and restore it back to its original condition. You can be assured that mold problems have been properly addressed because after we have completed the work, we use clearance tests to verify that the job was done right.
According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) website, "It is necessary to clean up mold contamination, not just to kill the mold. Dead mold is still allergenic, and some dead molds are potentially toxic."
At Paul Davis Restoration of Northeast Georgia, we are certified by the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC). We consult with indoor environmental professionals as required to determine the extent of the mold infiltration and remediation procedures. After we have completed the work, we use clearance tests to verify that the job was done properly.
What can you do?
What do you do if you suspect your house has a mold problem? Here are some important things for you to know and steps you can take to find out more.
At Paul Davis Restoration of Northeast Georgia, we require all of our Project Managers to be certified by the Clean Trust (formerly the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification IICRC) in mold removal. We consult with certified hygienists to determine the extent of the mold infiltration and remediation procedures. We have the expertise and experience to contain and remove mold from your home and restore it back to its original condition. You can be assured that mold problems have been properly addressed because after we have completed the work, we use clearance tests to verify that the job was done right.
According to the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) website, "It is necessary to clean up mold contamination, not just to kill the mold. Dead mold is still allergenic, and some dead molds are potentially toxic."
At Paul Davis Restoration of Northeast Georgia, we are certified by the Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification (IICRC). We consult with indoor environmental professionals as required to determine the extent of the mold infiltration and remediation procedures. After we have completed the work, we use clearance tests to verify that the job was done properly.
What can you do?
What do you do if you suspect your house has a mold problem? Here are some important things for you to know and steps you can take to find out more.
- Mold growth requires a wet environment and it usually grows in the home as a consequence of improperly controlled water damage.
- Many molds may require a high level of moisture during initial growth, but when more mature, can survive and reproduce indefinitely at much lower moisture levels.
- Mold growth can be effectively prevented only by quick and efficient drying , which removes the moisture necessary for initial mold growth before it can get a foothold .
- If you suspect mold is in your house, contact Paul Davis Restoration of Northeast Georgia, an experienced contractor certified in mold remediation.
You want your home back to the condition it was in prior to the mold damage. At Paul Davis Restoration of Northeast Georgia, we know just how to do that.
How can you help?
You've discovered mold in you home but you're on the right track to finding out what your next step should be. Here are some things you should know to face your mold claim with confidence.
- Moisture control is the key to mold control.
- Locate the source of moisture.
- If the source is running water, turn off the water to the structure.
- Make sure the ground slopes away from the structure so water won't pool or seep into the foundation.
- Keep indoor humidity low so condensation does not occur.
- Fix leaks promptly.
- Do not store excess materials as they may collect moisture and contribute to mold growth over time.
- Make sure your clothes dryer vents to the outside.
- Clean drips pans from the refrigerator and air conditioner often.
We assist the following communities: Athens-Clarke County, Barrow County, Elbert County, Franklin County, Greene County, Hart County, Jackson County, Lincoln County, Madison County, Morgan County, Oconee County, Oglethorpe County, Wilkes County and Walton County.
- Mold Removal & Remediation
- Secure Disposal
- Structural Drying
- Eliminate Source of Moisture
- Post Remediation Testing
Paul Davis Restoration of Northeast Georgia
Each Paul Davis franchise is independently owned and operated.
Each Paul Davis franchise is independently owned and operated.
