Mold Remediation
Most Americans spend 90% of their time indoors, a fact which drastically increases the importance of indoor environment and air quality. Today's home and business owners are becoming more aware that unseen microorganisms such as mold and mildew can significantly affect health and quality of life.
Buffalo's Mold Remediation services removes dangerous and unhealthy organisms using the latest equipment and methods to improve indoor environment and occupant safety. Ongoing training of our staff in the latest methods is a priority at Buffalo Restoration.
Buffalo Mold and other Remediation Services:
- Building Investigation, Testing and Consulting
- Building Decontamination
- Bioremediation Services
- Mold/Mildew
- Sewage Cleanup
- Containment
- Cleaning
- Sanitizing
- Drying and Deodorizing
- Removal and disposal of contaminated building materials
- Rodent and bird dropping cleanup and sanitizing (hantavirus, histoplasmosis)
Building Investigation, Testing and Consulting
The problems behind a poor indoor air environment are complex. Buffalo Restoration uses multiple tools and disciplines, such as occupant health profiles, building science, microbiology, water damage restoration and cleaning to determine the extent of microbial contamination and the appropriate remediation.
Building Decontamination
Industry-recognized procedures and methods are used to manage potentially dangerous microorganisms. Some of these methods include: airflow management containment and air-filtering devices, demolition and dustless drywall removal, air-assisted cleaning devices and appropriate biocides.
State-of-the-art Methods
Buffalo Restoration uses an ice blasting machine to remediate mold jobs when appropriate. The dry ice is broken down into little pellets which are pushed through the nozzle of the blasting wand. This method is quicker than the typical HEPA vacuuming and sanding of structures and causes minimal cleanup unlike soda or other media blasting.
For more information on mold and indoor air quality, visit our information center page or go to www.epa.gov.
- Source removal of dangerous microorganisms
- Ice blasting - minimal clean-up
- Rodent and bird dropping cleanup
