GALLERY

No, not in all cases, but it really depends on the depth of the mold problem you might be experiencing, and we do everything possible to avoid tear-outs when not needed. Or more specifically, if we do end up tearing out a section of wall, it’s because we’ll know by then with 100% certainty that there was mold behind it, and we’ll show you the pictures (many of which you can see here.)

Atomized Sanitization is the process of using a machine, called a fogger or atomizer, to create a fine mist or “dry fog” of an antimicrobial solution, and disperse it throughout a space. This mist is designed to fill the entire volume of a room and settle on all surfaces, including hard-to-reach areas, in order to kill existing mold spores and help inhibit future growth. This is far different than what’s been rightly called “spray and pray,”in that it’s only done after the actual sources or causes of your mold problem are found and the physical mold and mildew are removed.