Mold

Superior Mold Inspections

SUPERIOR provides experienced expertise, professional & knowledgeable staff, and comprehensive solutions for all of your building damage needs. Using the most up-to-date equipment available. SUPERIOR’s professional mold inspector performs an in-depth inspection of the premises and provide you with a detailed report with digital photos within 24 hours. We test each area thoroughly while providing you with the best customer service possible. SUPERIOR creates custom packages tailored to each client’s needs and provide assistance with insurance claims and remediation recommendations.

Mold contamination in your home is dangerous, and can threaten the health and safety of you and your family. Mold can develop in several different areas of your home, both interior and exterior, and thrive within wood, HVAC units, pipes, and concrete. When people see or suspect mold, there is no definite way to identify the specifies of mold, or the level the harm it may cause, without the high-tech equipment of a licensed professional. The staff at SUPERIOR has the knowledge and tools to safely navigate the mold contamination in your home. We perform thorough inspections and critical testing to provide you with solutions. SUPERIOR follows a strict protocol for safely identifying the mold issues in your home.

We collect samples on-site, and send them to a 3rd party lab to properly identify the strain of fungus and species of mold. Our professional mold inspector assess the best course of action for remedying the mold issues, and create an in-depth protocol customized based. SUPERIOR provides you with a post-remediation report to ensure your home is clear of contaminants, and identifies procedures for preventative measures and quality control were followed.

According to the Environmental Protection Agency, mold can grow and thrive in nearly all different kinds of conditions. If moisture, oxygen, and mold spores are present, mold will develop. Mold can form anywhere including on pipes, wood, and under carpet. Eating away at the material it grows on, mold contamination has the potential to cause serious damage. In addition to varying health conditions, mold can destroy the structural integrity of homes and buildings. Be sure to perform preventative maintenance and monitor common areas where mold can grow. Mold likes to lurk in basements and cellars, especially after flooding. The areas under sinks, showers, and refrigerators are also prime areas of mold growth. Pipes behind walls, and under carpet and floorboards are areas to look out for as well. Other areas to monitor include leaking windows, HVAC units, crawl spaces, garages, and roofs.