How Mold Affects You 

Mold is part of the natural environment and mold spores can be found in any household or office. When mold spores are found in huge quantities, they can pose a health hazard to humans and animals, and it is essential to eliminate mold or it can cause allergies and in some cases more serious health issues. Symptoms of the presence of mold are: persistent coughing, clearing of throat, itchy eyes, migraines or headaches, difficulty breathing, rashes, tiredness , sinus problems, nasal blockage and frequent sneezing. No matter the type of mold, or how you believe it is affecting you, the CDC recommends removal of any type of mold you come across.  Mold Facts & Statistics

Mold, Mildew and Moisture

Where there is wetness, you will often find mold and mildew. Dripping ceilings, damp cellars or balmy washrooms can all be prime locations for mold development. Control and prevention of mold and mildew development needs you to be quick to respond to any type of location where there is excess moisture.

• Vents over kitchen areas
• Washrooms
• Cleaning up after floods
• Leaking Ceilings

No remediation can be effective without fixing the source of the moisture as also a single left over spore will cause the mold issue to return.

Mold in homes or offices can be found in dark, damp or steam-filled areas like a bathroom, storage areas that were cluttered, kitchens, flooded areas, basements, exterior walls, plumbing spaces, and areas without proper ventilation. Mold species vary enormously based on the humidity and temperature extremes, and can be difficult to eradicate.

Unfortunately, mold is not that easy to get rid of. Many of the known “quick fixes” won’t eliminate the mold and can even worsen the problem by producing cross-contamination of mold spores causing an increase in the “sporing” of the mold  to other areas of the property.

The source of moisture must be discovered and eliminated, otherwise fungal growth will continue. 

Our Unique Mold Remediation Process

Our Unique & Highly Effective Process

Our Mold Remediation Process cleans mold spores throughout your home or business quickly, effectively and without any demolition.

We use a two part dry fog system that fills up the entire volume of space within a structure/room with an EPA approved sterilant that creates a germ barrier removing harmful mold, bacteria, viruses, fungi, odors, and infectious diseases or pathogens including the human coronavirus from surfaces and denatures spores that are airborne, in furniture, fabrics, carpeting, in the air ducts and behind walls. The process is so effective that we GUARANTEE RESULTS.

Step 1 – SaniPURE

The first step of the PureCleanSolutions process is called SaniPURE. We will fill your home/office/business with an EPA registered solution dry fog we call SaniPURE a hospital grade disinfectant. This fog is ultra penetrating and leaves absolutely no residue. Once the fog has filled the capacity of the room and has made contact with all surfaces, it remains suspended in air for a desired dwell time. Once all germs are destroyed, we begin step number two of the process.

Step 2 – StayPURE

The second step of the PureCleanSolutions process is providing you with protection. Using a similar fog to that used in step one, a new EPA registered solution dry fog called StayPURE is introduced to the room. StayPURE is dry and leaves no residue but creates an antimicrobial germ barrier on all surfaces of the room. This will insure that for 90-days, your facility will be germ free…we call this “90” PURE!

The PureCleanSolutions EPA approved and powerful disinfectants along with our highly effective dry fog process ensures the uniform, dry fogging delivery of disinfectant throughout any complex space, achieving complete coverage with the highest possible efficacy on the market today.

MORE EFFECTIVE | DEMOLITION FREE | MORE AFFORDABLE | FASTER PROCESS | LESS INVASIVE

Getting Rid of Mold

Once you have mold growing, it won’t ever go away on its own. You can dry it out, to make it a more difficult place for future growth, but the existing mold will still need to be dealt with. There are different ways people use to get rid of mold: