Mold ''Remediation'' is much more than just cleaning up the mold. At Poblano Restorations Inc., we pride ourselves in following the strictest of industry protocols as defined b the (IICRC). Proper containment and removal of mold growth is essential to preventing further spread and contaminating air with mold spors or toxins.

Frequently, the two best senses in determining a mold problem are your eyes and nose. However, some of the most dangerous microbes often flourish in areas behind walls, under insulation, crawlspaces, attics, etc. Assessing a mold contamination through lab testing is a good idea and we recommend you use an environmental specialist or inspection form.

We at Poblano Restorations pride ourselves in the simplicity and efficiency of our mold remediation process. When you choose us for your mold remediation needs, the first thing we do is send one of our certified mold remediation experts to your home or business to both assess the extent of the damage to your building and also to identify the source of moisture causing the mold problem.

After we have helped answer your mold remediation questions our first course of action is to ensure that the water or humidity problem causing the mold is eliminated. As mold requires water and/or humidity to grow, eliminating the source of these mold catalysts ensures both that the current mold problem will be stopped, and also that future mold problems will not originate from this same source.

The next step of our mold remediation process is to completely remove all of the mold, and also to dry any water in the waterdamaged areas. Our expert mold remediation technicians have access to the leading mold remediation products, which allows them to deal with our customers mold problems on a case-by-case basis. This personalized treatment guarantees that your mold problem will be eliminated, as well as all traces of its presence. The actual process of removing the mold from your home or business that we use involves covering the affected area from ceiling to floor with polyethylene sheeting with a slit entry and covering flap. We maintain this area by using negative pressure by means of a High Efficiency Particulate Air (HEPA) filtered fan unit. We also block all incoming and outgoing air vents connected to the containment area.