About Our Procedures

Mold Remediation Procedure

We follow the New York City Guidelines Procedure and Reference for Mold Remediation.  Public health doctors and lawyers.

Subjects include:

• Fungal ecology
• Health effects
• Remediation principles
• Administration and insurance
• Limitations, complexities, complications, conflicts
• Inspections
• Structural and contents remediation
• Tools and equipment
• Safety and health

Water Damage Procedure

We follow the strictest guidelines for Water Damage Restoration. These guidelines are the "standard for water restoration professionals". These Guidelines were written over the course of three years by some of the industry's top experts. Talk about revolutionizing an industry! These Guidelines did it!

Subjects include:

• The Science of Drying
• The 4 Principles of Drying
• The 3 Categories of Water Damage: Sanitary Source, Unsanitary, and Sewage
• Standard Procedures for Sanitary Water Restoration
• Standard Procedures for Sewage Back Flow Restoration
• Containment, Coordination, and Completion Procedures

The Guidelines cover:

• MICROBIOLOGY: definitions, requirements for growth, potential health effects, immunization, biocides, application rates, and waste water disposal
• PSYCHROMETRY: temperature, Rh, specific humidity, dew point, and vapor pressure. Included is a psychometric chart, which can be used to determine optimum drying
• EQUIPMENT REQUIREMENTS AND PROPER USAGE: H.E.P.A. air scrubbers, safety equipment, extractors, air-movers, dehumidifiers, and drying progress monitoring
• TELEPHONE AND ADMINISTRATIVE PROCEDURES
• INSPECTING WATER DAMAGED STRUCTURES AND CONTENTS: safety hazards, source containment, detection equipment, job scope, flooring, contents, HVAC systems, basements and crawl spaces, structural components, secondary damage, and customer briefings
• CARPET AND CUSHION: proper disengagement and reinstallation of carpet and cushion