Vero Beach Mold Removal

Mold Removal - Treasure Coast

Our Mold Removal Solution

For removal, our mold solution is an ultra green plant based enzyme solution that is all natural and organic, poses no health threat to humans or pets, and is environmentally friendly.

Our mold removal product is FDA Approved, and EPA Registered to kill mold. But it does more than that, it removes mold by first bonding with mold, then ingesting it. It then converts it to an amino acid with no allergenic properties. Our solution is applied with hand held fogging machines and seeks out surface, air, and hidden mold and mold spores. As long as there is mold present, the enzyme continues to work. Once the mold is eliminated, what’s left is a light, clean scent, and healthy living environment, and excellent indoor air quality.

Our mold removal product is FDA Approved, and EPA Registered to kill mold. But it does more than that, it removes mold by first bonding with mold, then ingesting it. It then converts it to an amino acid with no allergenic properties. Our solution is applied with hand held fogging machines and seeks out surface, air, and hidden mold and mold spores. As long as there is mold present, the enzyme continues to work. Once the mold is eliminated, what’s left is a light, clean scent, and healthy living environment, and excellent indoor air quality.

We use an earth-friendly, safe mold solution - Vero Mold remediation - Vero Beach, FL

Our Primary Goals

Provide

Provide cleanmold remediation for our customer in a cost efficient manner.

Perform

Perform our services as non-invasive. We avoid removal of building materials unless there is physical or structural damage.

Deliver

Deliver Professional Mold Remediation and Mold Removal in Vero Beach FL

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Mold

The Purpose of the EPA is to ensure that all Americans and the environment in which they live are protected from health hazards.

The terms mold and mildew are non-technical names used to refer to any fungus that is growing in the indoor environment. Mold colonies may appear cottony, velvety, granular or leathery and may be black, brown, yellow, greenish or other colors. Many reproduce via the production and dispersion of spores. They usually feed on dead organic matter and provided with sufficient moisture, can live off many of the substances found in homes, such as wood, cellulose found in the paper backing on drywall, insulation, wallpaper, glues used to bond carpet to its backing, and everyday dust and dirt. 

Certain molds can cause a variety of adverse health problems, including allergic reactions and immune responses (e.g. asthma), infectious disease (e.g. histoplasmosis – infectious disease primarily of the lungs), and toxic effects (e.g. aflatoxin – induces liver cancer). A recent Institute of Medicine (IOM) review found evidence for an association between exposure to mold and the following conditions: upper respiratory tract symptoms, cough, wheeze, hypersensitivity pneumonitis and asthma symptoms.