EXPERT MOLD REMEDIATION SERVICES

In Michigan, an accredited mold testing company can assess the hazard levels of any mold present in a home. Testing commonly includes air sampling, surface sampling, and/or bulk material testing. Air sampling involves collecting samples of airborne spores that could be harmful and analyzing them to determine what kind of mold they are and whether it’s hazardous to your health. Surface samples are taken by swabbing surfaces that may have become contaminated with potentially dangerous spores and having them analyzed in a laboratory. Bulk material testing involves taking a physical 4”x4” piece of contaminated material and sending it to determine the type of mold.

It’s important to note that some types of mold are more dangerous than others, so it's necessary to have your potential problem properly assessed by an experienced professional before you decide on any action plan. If visible signs of mold growth exist in your home, such as discoloration on walls or musty odors, you should consider having an inspection and/or testing done as soon as possible.

Additionally, suppose anyone living in the space has been experiencing unexplained respiratory issues or allergies that appear worse at home than away from the house. In that case, this could indicate the presence of indoor air pollutants like potentially harmful molds and spores that need to be addressed through remediation services.

When you hire a professional service provider for mold removal and remediation services, they will start with a thorough assessment of the affected area(s) using specialized equipment such as moisture meters, borescopes, thermal imaging cameras, and other devices used for detecting moisture intrusion and humidity issues that may contribute to mold growth indoors. Once the source and extent of contamination have been determined, they will develop an appropriate plan for containment and removal according to industry best practices, including HEPA vacuuming and wet-wiping surfaces with EPA-approved cleaners. The company you choose should offer detailed reports summarizing their findings including any recommended follow-up activities such as moisture control methods or additional cleaning services if needed after the completion of work performed.