First, you should know that there is no state or federal threshold for how much indoor mold is too much. Mold Remediation is the removal, cleanup and/or control of mold growth within building structures. We are a local, family owned company serving Indiana. We have performed thousands of mold inspections, tests, and remediation projects since 2001.
We have served government agencies, universities, real estate agents, renters, and property owners. It is our mission to help you with your mold problems and answer your questions.
We have served government agencies, universities, real estate agents, renters, and property owners. It is our mission to help you with your mold problems and answer your questions.
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We are a group of hard working people who clean up mold in Indiana homes and businesses.
Indiana Mold Remediation was founded in Westfield in 2001.
We try to serve with honesty and integrity, and take time to find out about your needs to help you make the best decisions.
We do it because we're good at it, and it allows us to work together in the service of others.
Isn't that what we all want; to do a job at which we excel, and be among family, friends, and co-workers that will help us accomplish our goals?
Indiana Mold Remediation was founded in Westfield in 2001.
We try to serve with honesty and integrity, and take time to find out about your needs to help you make the best decisions.
We do it because we're good at it, and it allows us to work together in the service of others.
Isn't that what we all want; to do a job at which we excel, and be among family, friends, and co-workers that will help us accomplish our goals?
Usually, we recommend a visual inspection before you spend the money on mold testing.
If visible mold is present, testing is probably a waste of money.
A visual inspection is what it sounds like.
You, or your inspector, should take a close look around for any sign of damage or potential for water intrusion.
See the list below for some common things to look for.
Keep in mind that this is only a partial list.
A good visual inspection should give you a good idea of what is going on in your home or office with regards to water & drainage, air flow in the building, and the general state of any appliance or equipment that is likely to be an issue.
If visible mold is present, testing is probably a waste of money.
A visual inspection is what it sounds like.
You, or your inspector, should take a close look around for any sign of damage or potential for water intrusion.
See the list below for some common things to look for.
Keep in mind that this is only a partial list.
A good visual inspection should give you a good idea of what is going on in your home or office with regards to water & drainage, air flow in the building, and the general state of any appliance or equipment that is likely to be an issue.
With over 75 years of combined experience in the cleaning, restoration and remediation industry, Indiana Mold Remediation has the experience to identify many problems remotely with the assistance of your smart phone and some simple video conferencing software.
On the day of your appointment, we will connect with you over your smart phone or mobile device and walk you through the process.
You can show us areas of concern, or simply walk through your home with us and allow us to inspect the space for potential problems.
On the day of your appointment, we will connect with you over your smart phone or mobile device and walk you through the process.
You can show us areas of concern, or simply walk through your home with us and allow us to inspect the space for potential problems.
First, you should know that there is no state or federal threshold for how much indoor mold is too much.
As of this writing, we are unaware of any local governments in Indiana that have set thresholds.
Most government agencies follow the EPA on mold.
On mold thresholds, The EPA says, Standards or Threshold Limit Values (TLVs) for airborne concentrations of mold, or mold spores, have not been set.
Currently, there are no EPA regulations or standards for airborne mold contaminants.
Why are there no standards for acceptable mold levels?
As of this writing, we are unaware of any local governments in Indiana that have set thresholds.
Most government agencies follow the EPA on mold.
On mold thresholds, The EPA says, Standards or Threshold Limit Values (TLVs) for airborne concentrations of mold, or mold spores, have not been set.
Currently, there are no EPA regulations or standards for airborne mold contaminants.
Why are there no standards for acceptable mold levels?
It is becoming common to discover mold in the attics of homes.
Newer homes are built with lumber that is more porous and more susceptible to moisture penetration than older homes.
New homes are also sealed up tighter for greater heating and cooling efficiency, leading to a buildup of moisture.
In addition, home inspectors, other contractors, and even homeowners are more aware of mold issues.
Whatever the situation, the likelihood that you will need to deal with mold in an attic is higher than ever.
Newer homes are built with lumber that is more porous and more susceptible to moisture penetration than older homes.
New homes are also sealed up tighter for greater heating and cooling efficiency, leading to a buildup of moisture.
In addition, home inspectors, other contractors, and even homeowners are more aware of mold issues.
Whatever the situation, the likelihood that you will need to deal with mold in an attic is higher than ever.
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