Mold Remediation
Certain types of mold may present concerns for your health, as can excessive amounts of any mold (like the pictures below from an actual job site). Because mold can result from water damage, it is important to have any water damage extracted and cleaned promptly by a professional. Signs that could indicate the presence of biological growth and damage may include (but are not limited to): visible evidence of mold growth on walls, ceiling, and other surfaces, the presence of strong musty odors, any signs of moisture damage from the past that may have caused undetected mold growth, and an excess of humidity.
The presence of mold and the best methods of addressing it can only be determined by an on-site indoor environmental inspection. Depending on conditions, an indoor air quality professional will be needed to determine the best way in which to restore your home. As Master Technicians for Goldmorr, we are experienced at solving any mold problem.
Our Mold Remediation Process
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RESPONSE &
INSPECTION
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CONTAINMENT & MINIMIZATION
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MOLD &
STAIN REMOVAL
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AIRBORNE
NEUTRALIZATION
Why choose Certified Indoor Air for mold remediation?
CERTIFIED PROFESSIONALS
Goldmorr Master Technicians
SAME-DAY RESULTS
Our methods deliver fast and measurable outcomes upon application
TRUSTED LEGACY
20+ years serving Western Washington
CLEAN, RESPECTFUL WORK
We treat every home like our own
Our Thurston County Mold Remediation Services
Contact us for appointments:
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We remove mold and stain on trusses and roof sheeting. Often, customers do not realize there is mold in their attic until an experienced realtor or home inspector calls it out within weeks of closing. Certified Indoor Air is committed to working with our customers to deliver fast effective results to minimize delays in the sale.
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We remove mold and stain on the foundation post, beams, joist, and the underside of the sub-floor. Mold in a crawl space is harder to find than in an attic, because it is more likely to be hidden behind the insulation. Most home inspectors do not inspect behind insulation. Whether you need to know if there is mold in your crawl space or you have mold in your crawl space– give us a call.
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Standard Mold Remediation is specific to an observed problem. A Certified Indoor Air technician will consult with the customer to identify the source of the issue, and the best course of action. Whether the source of the issue is due to a leak, or excessive condensation, your technician will guide you to the proper expertise to solve the underlying moisture issue. Upon approval, our team will remove the mold and stain from surfaces, and neutralize the airborne particles. Standard Interior Mold Remediation focuses on the specific task given to us by the customer. Note: while we can provide Indoor Air Quality Testing, it is only to be used as reference and not a pass/fail. During standard interior mold remediation services, we cannot guarantee passing results without the investigation of the entire home with possible further remediation processes. Why? Because it is possible that the issue observed by the customer is not the only issue affecting your indoor air quality. Please consider talking to your technician about providing IAQ Interior Mold Remediation Services.
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IAQ Interior Mold Remediation Is primarily focused on air quality. This is usually a more tedious and investigatory process than Standard Mold Remediation as we start off with particle count samples (pre-treatment Indoor Air Quality Test) and visual investigations throughout the home and create an initial course of action based upon initial IAQ results and visual inspection to find and address any possible area affecting your indoor air quality.
Attic Mold Remediation
It’s easy to forget about your attic. You might not even think to look up there when you’re buying a house…until the home inspector comes along, and then you’re in for a surprise. Don’t give up on a house just because it needs the Certified Indoor Air team to work some of our “magic” on it. You don’t need to lose a sale — because we have a solution in place to abate it. The problem can be directly linked to wet building materials, inadequate ventilation, bird blocks blocked with insulation, vents not properly attached while venting to the attic creating moisture and humidity, etc.
Application of GM6000 to plywood sheathing in attic
Application to drywall
How you can minimize the issue until we arrive
Tips & Tricks for Dealing with Mold
Control moisture: If safe, dry out damp areas with fans or open windows to reduce humidity and slow mold growth.
Isolate the space: Close doors or seal off affected rooms to prevent spores from spreading through the rest of your home.
Don’t disturb it: Avoid scrubbing or wiping mold patches—this can release more spores into the air and worsen the problem.
Customer Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions
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Your technician will know what mold remediation products and techniques to apply to the specific finished materials and will communicate what house-hold belongings are treatable.
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If you see mold, you have mold. Though, sometimes it is not that simple. Your technician will ask questions regarding the customer’s concerns: what is it that initiated you to call us? Are you experiencing allergic symptoms? Have you had a previous water-loss event in your home? Etc. These basic questions alongside visual investigation in key areas, and Indoor Air Quality Testing will guide us to the source of your concerns and the proper remediation process.
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Mold needs moisture to grow. Always ensure the source is identified, and don’t be fooled by people who look at the visible mold growth and recommend treating this only. Your technician will guide you towards the proper expertise needed to ensure your mold will not return.
Indoor Air Quality
Water Damage
High Speed Drying