Mold and fire damage share one rule: what you can see is rarely the whole problem.
Containment, negative air, HEPA filtration, antimicrobial treatment, and post-remediation verification — then we rebuild the space under the same contract. One team from contamination to completion.
Pre-remediation assessment defines the scope.
Negative air isolation.
Vacuuming of framing and sheathing.
Antimicrobial and detailed cleaning.
Removal and blown-in replacement to R-38.
Post-remediation verification testing.
Soot removal, odor elimination, rebuild.
Insurance claim scope format (RCV).
Scope the contamination with testing, not guesswork.
Negative air, HEPA protocols, antimicrobial treatment, removal of compromised materials.
Independent post-remediation testing verifies the work before rebuild starts.
Insulation, drywall, finishes — restored under the same contract.
Yes — pre-remediation testing defines the scope; post-remediation clearance testing proves it worked. Both are standard scope.
It depends on the cause and your policy — mold from a sudden covered water loss is often covered; long-term moisture usually isn't. We document the source and scope thoroughly for your claim.
Yes — attic-only, crawlspace-only, and single-room remediation with proper containment are common scopes.
When compromised we remove it, treat and clean framing and sheathing, and blow in new insulation to R-38 — current code standard for Georgia attics.
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Assessment, remediation, clearance, rebuild — one contract.
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