Can Commercial Mold Remediation Clean Cutler Bay Walls?

11/15/2021 (Permalink)

Mold growth doesn't go away on its own. Call SERVPRO to restore your mold damaged home.

SERVPRO Technicians Can Safely Mitigate Mold Damage in Cutler Bay Business Properties

A Cutler Bay business with mold damage has a definite problem. Worse, the mold will not go away on its own, and the situation will not get better without mitigation. 

Upon arrival at a Cutler Bay business for mold remediation, SERVPRO technicians get to work determining how far and wide the mold infestation spread throughout the building. Next, they ascertain the reason for the mold growth. Typical scenarios that the techs routinely deal with include:

• Poor ventilation trapping humid air
• Slow leaks from the exterior or plumbing
• Heavy traffic areas not drying

Walls can show visible signs of mold damage such as discoloration, and water stains can indicate mold inside the interior wall cavities. Unfortunately, when sheetrock has mold exposure, it usually requires removal to halt the infestation spread. Along with the building materials, the insulation also needs to get removed and disposed of as it has no potential for reuse. 

Business owners will also notice the containment around the work area. This action by the techs stops the spread of airborne spores into the ventilation system and other building areas. The techs can cover desks and equipment with heavy gauge plastic to keep them from being affected during the mold remediation process and causing disruption or delays in reopening.

Before the repairs on the walls get completed, the technicians use a combination of antimicrobial cleaning agents and sealants to prevent any opportunistic airborne spores from germinating before repairs are made to halt the issue creating a hospitable environment for sustaining mold. 

SERVPRO of Cutler Bay at (305) 278-8484 brings years of experience and professional training to Cutler Bay mold remediation jobs. The certified techs work to make the mold damage "Like it never even happened."