If our specialists detect hazardous mold in your home or business, we will seal the area into a “containment room”. By setting a containment room up, this allows Emory’s mold restoration technicians to freely work while keeping the room sealed and not contaminating other areas of your home or business. Our highly trained technicians wear protective disposable clothing, gloves and respirators throughout the process. The containment room also helps keep the rest of your home clean from what we call “tear out” or you may also know it better as the demolition process. The contaminated materials are placed in plastic hazardous material bags and all other debris is removed safely from the job site.

Once everything has been removed, air scrubbers and dehumidifiers are placed within the area. This assists with the dry out period making the process go faster and efficiently. When the area is completely dry, Emory’s mold remediation technicians come in and thoroughly clean the contaminated area with sanders, wire brushes and anti-microbial agents. Once the area is clean a mold specialist is called out to perform tests and determines if the mold has been completely removed from the contaminated area. After we receive clearance from the mold specialist, the process has been completed and final touches of restoration may continue. All demolition and restoration is done by an Emory technician with years of experience specializing in this process.