- Our process of identifying the problem and application of patented chemicals insures that the job is performed correctly
- Depending on the type of service and the size of the building, interior spaces can be reoccupied within four hours of treatment. Extended stays in a motel are a thing of the past
- The treatment continues to be effective for up to 5.5 months after application on treated spores
- Our clients receive a Certificate of Mold Remediation according to state regulations that assist them in preventing possible legal problems that mold and bacterial infestation can provoke
- We offer a Maintenance Program that provides continued protection in your home or workplace to prevent future problems

Our system works because we investigate the cause thoroughly, repair and warranty the cause of the water intrusion, remediate according to state law and then apply our proven anti-microbial products to clean the affected areas. We then go a step further and clean all the breathable air in your building, even if outside the particular area of our containment because spores float and might have traveled to other parts of the building. This is of great concern to people suffering from allergies, asthma or immune health issues.

Every circumstance is different but controlled tests prove the treatment lasts a minimum of 5.5 months. We have a secondary line of products called microbial barriers. They are designed to be applied to new homes and buildings under construction, and are designed to protect and warranty the building materials treated for years.

We offer a guarantee that the areas treated will pass an Air Clearance Test a mere four hours after treatment.

The application of the microbial barriers allows for up to a 12 year limited warranty on treated building materials, depending on which product is installed.

These types of businesses are regulated by the Department of State Health Services based on legislation passed in 2003 (Texas Occupations Code, Chapter 1958). All individuals and companies that perform mold related activities are required to be licensed by the State of Texas as of January 1, 2005.

Licensees are required by law to carry a photo ID issued by the Dept. of State Health Services. Remediation workers are also required to carry photo ID and have it present on any job site. State Law [25 TAC 295.306(c)] also requires any licensee to provide a client a copy of the Consumer Mold Information Sheet produced by the Dept of State Health Services before any mold related activity takes place.

Information on licensed companies and contractors is also available on the Web at,
www.tdh.state.tx.us/beh/mold.

Yes Again! Our pre-inspection process, containment, patented cleaners and barriers, HVAC diagnostic service and mold maintenance programs have all been designed to increase safety. We have utilized our system to remediate homes, offices, building framework, carpets and more. We can supply material safety data sheets for you or your doctor to review that show the chemicals we will use do not contain any hazardous ingredients.

Certainly. Mold spores are a natural part of the environment and always present in the air and on surfaces around us.

Yes. There are 10 toxic molds in particular that you should be aware of. Please follow our link to Mold Info for additional information on this subject.

Mold assessment involves an inspection of a building to evaluate if and to what extent mold is present. Sampling may or may not be necessary as a part of this assessment. An assessment must be done by State Licensed Mold Assessment Consultant. These consultants are licensed by the Dept. of State Health Services. These consultants are also responsible for writing a Mold Remediation Protocol to be followed during remediation and conducting post-remediation assessments for clearance purposes.

Mold remediation is the clean up and removal of mold growth from surfaces and contents in a building. Remediators must follow a strict protocol written by a licensed Mold Assessment Consultant and associated Remediation Work Plan that has specific instructions on how the project will be completed. At the completion of a project a post remediation assessment is done by a consultant to insure these protocols were followed and all areas are free of visible mold and /or damage. This consultant must also give you a passed clearance report documenting the results of his inspection.

Texas law prohibits a licensee from performing both the mold assessment and mold remediation on the same project to avoid conflicts of interest.

Within 10 days of passing a clearance inspection, the remediation contractor is required to give you a Certificate of Mold Remediation signed by himself and a licensed mold assessment consultant. The consultant must state on this certificate that the mold problem has been remediated and the underlying cause of the problem has been fixed. If you later sell your property the law requires that you give the buyer all Certificates of Mold Remediation you have received for that property.