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Mold RemediationMold in a Basement Playroom Ceiling in Westport
A Westport, CT family found a dark patch where the ceiling meets a wall column in their basement playroom. Readings in that corner came back high, and the unfinished side of the basement showed water on the slab and mold at the base of a wall. Green Restoration built 120 square feet of containment with a decon chamber, removed 150 linear feet of affected drywall and 150 square feet of insulation, HEPA vacuumed and treated the exposed framing, and cleaned 300 square feet of surfaces under negative air.
Mold RemediationMold at the Base of Finished Basement Walls in Weston
Mold was growing along the bottom of the finished walls in the lower level of a Weston, CT home: inside a closet, along the main room walls and in a corner where the drywall meets the block foundation. Green Restoration sealed the work area in poly containment with a protected corridor to the exterior door, ran a HEPA air scrubber vented outside, opened the lower walls down to the furring and the block, and HEPA vacuumed the exposed surfaces.
Environmental CleaningRodent Odor Removal in a New Canaan Basement Laundry Room
The job came in as an odor in the lower level of a New Canaan, CT home. The exposed ceiling over the basement laundry room showed why: fiberglass batts in the joist bays stained where mice had been active, with staining on the joists. Green Restoration isolated the room behind poly on the walls, removed and bagged 260 square feet of insulation, HEPA vacuumed and bio cleaned the joists and the concrete floor, and ran a HEPA negative air scrubber with a carbon filter added for odor.
Water DamageA Kitchen Ceiling Opened and Dried in Greenwich
A Greenwich homeowner called about water showing in the kitchen ceiling. The ceiling and the wall beside it came open along 86 linear feet, the wet insulation came out, the framing was HEPA vacuumed and fogged, and the room stayed under 240 square feet of sealed containment while three pieces of equipment ran for three days.
Mold RemediationMold Behind a Master Bathroom and Garage Wall in Darien
A Darien, CT homeowner had mold showing at the base of the master bathroom door casing and on the garage side of the shared wall. Opening the walls found the real problem: a rotted subfloor under the shower and mold across the garage ceiling and wall cavities. Five days of containment, tear-out, HEPA cleaning and drying, 540 square feet opened and treated.
Crawl Space CleaningMice Droppings Cleanup and Disinfection in a Stamford Crawl Space
A Stamford, CT homeowner found mice droppings in the crawl space. The activity turned out to reach across the full 2,400 square foot footprint: droppings and dead mice on the floor, chewed and soiled batt insulation, and damaged duct wrap. Green Restoration built a sealed containment with an airlock and decon chamber, tore out 1,800 square feet of contaminated insulation, cleaned and HEPA vacuumed the entire joist system, and treated the space with a plant-based antimicrobial under five days of negative air.
Crawl Space CleaningDeteriorated Underfloor Insulation Removal and Sanitizing in Weston
Deteriorated fiberglass batt insulation had failed across 1,265 square feet of floor joist bays under a Weston, CT home, sagging out of the bays and breaking apart around dense runs of wiring and ductwork. Green Restoration removed and bagged every square foot of it, HEPA vacuumed the joist bays, subfloor decking and framing, then treated the cleaned wood with an EPA-registered antimicrobial.
Water DamageCeiling Leak Water Damage in a Litchfield Home
A hidden leak had tracked through the ceiling of a Litchfield, CT home and reached the bathroom below. Green Restoration mapped the moisture with meters and a thermal camera, traced it to the source, opened and dried the wet structure, and verified it was dry before closing up.
Mold RemediationBedroom Mold Remediation in a Redding Home
Black mold had spread across the ceiling and wall corners of a Redding, CT bedroom and closet, fed by moisture working in from above. Green Restoration mapped the source with a moisture meter and a thermal camera, contained the room under negative air, removed the affected material, and cleaned and treated it to the ANSI/IICRC S520 standard.
Mold RemediationBasement Mold Remediation in a Stratford Home
During a basement renovation in Stratford, CT, mold and moisture damage turned up in the flooring and the concrete underneath. Green Restoration set up containment and negative air, removed the affected flooring and tar paper, ran HEPA air scrubbers, and treated the subfloor and concrete to the ANSI/IICRC S520 standard.
Water DamageBurst Pipe Mitigation in a Shippan Point Condo
A pipe burst over the weekend flooded a high-rise condo. Crew on-site in under an hour with containment, extraction, and structural drying.
Mold RemediationAttic Mold Discovered After Pellet Stove Removal
Removing a pellet stove revealed years of moisture damage and visible Stachybotrys colonies across the attic sheathing.
Fire DamageWhole-Condo Soot Cleanup After a Kitchen Puffback
A boiler puffback coated every surface in oily soot. Top-to-bottom contents cleaning, HVAC scrubbing, and ozone treatment restored air quality.
Storm DamageCategory 3 Storm Flooding in a Greenwich Basement
A finished basement took on 14 inches of stormwater. Category 3 protocol from the first hour: PPE, controlled demolition, and antimicrobial treatment.
Mold RemediationBasement Mold From a Slow Foundation Leak
Years of seepage through a foundation crack created visible colonies on a half-finished basement wall. Source repair plus full remediation.
Air Duct CleaningWhole-Home HVAC & Air Duct Cleaning
Eight-year buildup in the ductwork plus pet dander throughout the home. NADCA-aligned source removal cleaning and HVAC scrub.
Mold RemediationLower-Level Mold Remediation in a Wilton Residence
An RTK Environmental hygienist report mapped mold through four zones of a Wilton lower level. Roughly 1,670 square feet of surfaces cleaned, treated, and verified to the S520-15 standard.
Mold RemediationMulti-Area Mold Remediation in a Darien Residence
Mold contamination across multiple rooms of a Darien, CT residence remediated to ANSI/IICRC S520 standard with HEPA vacuuming, containment, plant-based antimicrobial, and continuous negative air.
Mold RemediationMulti-Area Mold Remediation in a Hamden Residence
A slow washing machine drain hose weep fed hidden mold along the lower walls of a Hamden rec room. Contained removal, HEPA cleaning, and verification under IICRC S520.
Mold RemediationMulti-Area Mold Remediation in a Norwalk Residence
A bathroom exhaust fan venting into a closet chase grew mold across the ceiling and framing of a Norwalk cape. Contained removal, duct correction, and S520-practice cleaning.
Mold RemediationMulti-Area Mold Remediation in a Stamford Residence
A Stamford townhouse renovation stopped when the contractor opened a shower wall and found mold through the cavity. Full containment, structural cleaning, and third-party clearance in five days.
Mold RemediationMulti-Area Mold Remediation in a Redding Residence
Seasonal humidity in a heavily shaded Redding property let surface mold establish across the lower level storage rooms. Contained cleaning plus a humidity control plan to keep it from returning.
Mold RemediationAttic Mold in a Greenwich Residence
Blocked soffit vents and winter condensation fed mold across the north-facing attic sheathing of a Greenwich residence. Contained HEPA cleaning plus ventilation correction ahead of a home sale.
Mold RemediationMold Removal in a Darien Residence
Mold contamination across multiple rooms of a Darien, CT residence remediated to ANSI/IICRC S520-15 standard with HEPA vacuuming, containment, plant-based antimicrobial, and continuous negative air.
Mold RemediationMold Remediation in a Washington Residence
A seasonally closed weekend home in Washington, CT was reopened to find mold film across the lower level walls and furnishings. Contained cleaning, contents triage, and remote humidity monitoring.
Fire DamageFire Damage Restoration in a Stamford Residence
Fire and smoke restoration in a Stamford, CT property: structural cleaning, contents pack-out, HVAC cleaning per NADCA ACR, and staged deodorization after source removal.
Fire DamageSmoke Odor Mitigation in a Stamford Residence
A quickly extinguished cooking fire left little structural damage but a heavy smoke odor through a Stamford residence. Source cleaning, HVAC service, and hydroxyl treatment cleared the air without a rebuild.
Water DamageWater Mitigation in a Greenwich Residence
Water intrusion across a Greenwich, CT residence mitigated under IICRC S500-2021 with extraction, structural drying, controlled demolition, and documented moisture monitoring throughout.
Water DamageWater Mitigation in a Norwalk Residence
A failed dishwasher supply line ran overnight through a Norwalk kitchen floor into the basement below. Extraction, targeted demolition, and five days of monitored drying under IICRC S500.
Water DamageWater Mitigation in a Stamford Residence
A corroded water heater split at the base and released water across a Stamford utility room and the finished family room next door. Same-day extraction and a four-day monitored dry-down.
Water DamageWater Damage Restoration in a Greenwich Residence
A second-floor bathroom overflow in a Greenwich residence brought water through the kitchen ceiling below. Controlled ceiling removal, cavity drying, and a complete record for the carrier.
Water DamageWater Damage Restoration in a Norwalk Residence
Wind-driven rain through failed window flashing soaked a wall assembly in a Norwalk home. Thermal imaging traced the path and targeted drying saved the surrounding finishes.
Water DamageWater Damage Restoration in a Waterbury Residence
A sump pump failure during heavy rain put inches of water across a Waterbury basement floor. Pump-out, mechanical checks, and a fast dry-down kept the loss from reaching finished space.
Water DamageWater Damage Restoration in a Westport Residence
A washing machine hose burst while a Westport family traveled, running for hours across the main level hardwood. Fast extraction and panel drying saved most of the floor.
Water DamageBasement Water Damage Drying After a Refrigerator Leak in Darien
A refrigerator supply line leak sent Category 2 water into the finished basement of a Darien, CT home, soaking the carpet and working into the ceiling and wall below the leak. Green Restoration extracted the water, removed the saturated carpet and affected drywall, treated the exposed framing, and ran a documented structural dry to the IICRC S500 standard.
Crawl Space CleaningCrawl Space Cleanup and Fallen Insulation Removal in Norwalk
Roughly 300 square feet of foam board insulation had fallen from the subfloor of a 1,350 square foot Norwalk, CT crawl space, leaving debris scattered across the vapor barrier. Working through a restricted access opening, Green Restoration contained the space, removed the fallen insulation and debris, HEPA cleaned the joists, subfloor, and floor, and treated every cleaned surface with an EPA-registered antimicrobial.
Water DamageBathroom Leak Through a Foyer Ceiling in a Stamford Home
A bathroom on the floor above leaked into the foyer ceiling of a Stamford, CT home, staining the plaster by the front door and soaking the insulation in the cavity. Green Restoration opened an inspection hole to find where the water stopped, contained and protected the entry, removed the wet drywall and insulation, cleaned and treated the exposed joists, and ran four days of dehumidification and air movement until the final moisture readings came back dry.
Water DamageWater Damaged Ceiling Collapse in a Bridgeport Dining Room
Water tracked through a dining room ceiling in a Bridgeport, CT home long enough to soak the insulation above it, and the ceiling let go. Green Restoration metered the room before touching anything, contained and protected the space, removed the saturated drywall and insulation from the ceiling and the wall beside the window, HEPA cleaned the exposed joists and stud wall, and ran a documented structural dry.
Crawl Space CleaningRodent Contamination Cleanup in a 978 Square Foot Bedford Crawl Space
Years of rodent activity had contaminated the 978 square foot crawl space under a Bedford, NY home: droppings across the framing and slab, nests in the duct insulation, and a failed vapor barrier. Green Restoration built a sealed containment corridor with a decontamination chamber, removed 475 square feet of contaminated insulation and 500 linear feet of lower drywall, HEPA vacuumed the full footprint, and treated every surface with a plant-based antimicrobial by damp wipe and ULV fog under three days of HEPA negative air.
Crawl Space CleaningSunroom Crawl Space Insulation and Encapsulation in Greenwich
The sunroom of a Greenwich, CT home sat over a narrow crawl space with a rubble fieldstone foundation and aging batting insulation. In one working day, Green Restoration removed the old batting and debris, spot-sealed the rim joists and foundation stone with foam sealant, installed R-21 mineral wool tight to the floor line, and lined the space with a 12 mil encapsulation system: white poly on the walls, dimple matting and taped 12 mil poly on the floor.
Mold RemediationLiving Room Ceiling Mold Remediation in a Fairfield Home
Water tracking above a Fairfield, CT living room had grown heavy mold across the ceiling sheathing and joists, hidden behind intact drywall. Green Restoration mapped the moisture, built 240 square feet of sealed containment with a decontamination airlock in an occupied home, removed the affected ceiling and insulation under HEPA negative air, then HEPA vacuumed, cleaned, and sealed the exposed joist system.
Environmental CleaningThe Cloths Went In Yellow: Deep Sanitization of an Ossining Apartment
Microfiber cloths went into this occupied Ossining, NY apartment yellow and came out grey and black. Green Restoration hand cleaned 1,600 square feet of ceilings, walls, trim and floors in three passes, with every HVAC register sealed first and HEPA negative air running across nine 24 hour periods.
Mold RemediationMold Remediation Across Two Lower-Level Rooms in Wallingford
Mold had grown in a dark band along the base of the walls in two lower-level rooms of a Wallingford, CT home. Green Restoration measured the affected footprint, cut out the contaminated drywall and baseboard, then HEPA vacuumed and deep cleaned 440 square feet of surface under two HEPA air scrubbers.
Environmental CleaningRodent Contamination Cleanup Across a 1,420 Square Foot Norwalk Basement
Mice had been living in the ceiling insulation across the full basement of a Norwalk, CT home, on both the finished and unfinished sides. Green Restoration built a zippered containment barrier, ran three HEPA negative air scrubbers, tore out and bagged 1,420 square feet of soiled insulation plus 850 square feet of ceiling tile and 250 square feet of affected drywall, bio cleaned the entire joist system, and fogged the space with a plant based antimicrobial. Roughly four tons of contaminated material left the property in a 20 yard dumpster.
Water DamageCategory 3 Water Cleanup Across a 1,200 Square Foot Norwich Basement
Water had been getting into the basement of a Norwich, CT home long enough to leave a rust stained trail across the slab, damp standing water at the utility corner, and rot in the door frame at the entry. Because the intrusion met the Category 3 definition, Green Restoration worked it as contaminated water rather than as a drying job: poly containment first, extraction off the hard surface flooring, 1,200 square feet of detailed floor cleaning and HEPA vacuuming, an EPA registered antimicrobial across the affected area, and a HEPA air scrubber running on site for three days.
Water DamageGarage Ceiling Water Damage from the Bathroom Above in South Hadley
A palm sized piece of drywall hanging off a South Hadley garage ceiling was the only thing visible from the floor. The water was in the cavity above it, in the insulation between the garage and the bathroom overhead. Green Restoration built containment in the garage, opened 64 square feet of ceiling, pulled the wet insulation out, HEPA vacuumed and coated the exposed joists, and dried the cavity over three days with daily moisture readings.
Mold RemediationCrawl Space Mold Remediation Across 770 Square Feet in Fairfield
The crawl space under this Fairfield home ran the full footprint of the house, and the mold was on the structure itself rather than on anything that could simply be thrown away. Green Restoration worked it as a cleaning job under containment: HEPA negative air and LGR dehumidification running for four days, 770 square feet of joists and subfloor sheathing HEPA vacuumed by hand, and a plant based antimicrobial fogged across the same 770 square feet once the physical cleaning was done.
Mold RemediationAttic Insulation Tear Out and Joist Cleaning Across 650 Square Feet in West Hartford
The attic of a pre war West Hartford, CT home had old insulation laid over a plank floor and dark staining spread across the underside of the roof boards. Green Restoration protected the route in, sealed the attic off from the rest of the house, ran negative air the whole time, then tore out and bagged 650 square feet of insulation and heavy cleaned 650 square feet of the joist and roof board system underneath it. Everything left the property in one 12 yard load across two days on site.
Environmental CleaningRodent Contamination Cleanup Inside a Warren Ceiling, 560 Square Feet Contained
Droppings and nesting material were sitting on the plywood above a finished ceiling in a Warren, CT home, which put the contamination inside the ceiling assembly of the living space rather than in an attic or crawl space anyone could reach. Green Restoration contained 560 square feet with a decontamination chamber and two zipper airlocks, ran five negative air periods, opened the ceilings in the library and hallway, took down the contaminated insulation, cleaned and disinfected what was behind it, and closed the assembly back up with new spray foam and new sheetrock.
Water DamageWater Damage Drying Across Two Levels of a Greenwich Home
Water reached the floor system of a Greenwich, CT home, which put the damage on two levels at once. Green Restoration opened the tiled room at the wall base to expose the studs and the plumbing runs, pulled the baseboard back to the plank subfloor, opened the same assembly from underneath in the basement, and ran an LGR dehumidifier and air movers on the affected floor with poly sheeting holding the work zone closed at the doorway.
Water DamageCategory 3 Water Cleanup Down to the Framing in a Greenwich Home
The water in this Greenwich, CT home met the Category 3 definition, which makes it a contamination problem rather than a drying problem. Green Restoration worked it that way: the deteriorated wall base was taken back to the bottom plate and the framing, plaster that had lost its bond was pulled off, silt and debris were cleared from the floor, the alcove around a removed sink was stripped to reach the drain and supply lines, and equipment only went down once the affected material was out.
Water DamageWater Damage in the Floor System Above a Greenwich Crawl Space
The affected structure in this Greenwich, CT home was the floor system itself, so most of the work happened under the finished rooms rather than in them. Green Restoration stripped a wall back to the studs and bagged out the wet insulation, emptied the joist bays from inside the encapsulated crawl space so the plank subfloor and the framing were exposed to open air, and read the deck with a pinless moisture meter as it dried.
Water DamageOpening the Wall Cavities at the Plumbing Runs in a Greenwich Home
The wet material in this Greenwich, CT home was inside the wall cavities, so the demolition was investigative rather than blanket. Green Restoration cut the partition open at the base of a doorway to reach the riser and the framing behind it, stripped the lower wall of a small tiled room back to the studs and the sheathing to expose the drain lines and the concealed carrier, and left the tile floor in place.
Water DamageStanding Water Across a Stamford Basement and Into the Finished Rooms
Water covered the slab on the unfinished side of a Stamford, CT basement and ran through the doorway into the finished carpeted rooms beside it. Green Restoration cleared the standing water, pulled the baseboard back to expose the wall base and the carpet tack strip so the bottom of the wall could dry rather than wick, and staged an LGR dehumidifier and air movers across the finished floor.
Crawl Space CleaningCrawl Space Cleaning and Disinfection Under a Waccabuc Home, 900 Square Feet
The crawl space under this Waccabuc, NY home ran 900 square feet and had gone damp and soiled wall to wall, with debris settled across the concrete. Green Restoration cleared the debris, HEPA vacuumed the full floor area, applied a plant based antimicrobial agent across all 900 square feet, and ran a HEPA negative air scrubber through the work so what came off the floor left the property instead of moving into the house above.
Mold RemediationWhole Home Mold Remediation in Ridgefield, Crawl Space to Attic Across Eight Areas
This Ridgefield project started in a crawl space and a garage and finished in the attic and master bedroom, taking in the family room ceiling, a bathroom, the living room and the master bathroom ceiling along the way. Green Restoration held 360 square feet of containment with four zipper airlocks and ten negative air periods, took down affected ceilings and insulation, cleaned 2,190 square feet of horizontal and vertical surfaces, sealed 2,116 square feet with an antimicrobial coating, and cleaned two HVAC systems that had been moving air through all of it.
Mold RemediationBasement Mold Remediation in Bethel Where the Contents Were Cleaned, Not Discarded
Mold in this Bethel basement was behind the finished wall, not on it. Green Restoration opened 75 square feet of wall low, took out the affected insulation, cleaned the stud bays by hand and by industrial HEPA vacuum, and then spent the largest single line of the job on something most quotes leave out: HEPA vacuuming and cleaning the contents rather than throwing them away.
Environmental CleaningAttic Insulation Removal and Joist Cleaning in Bethel, 1,120 Square Feet
The whole attic came out of this Bethel home: 1,120 square feet of insulation torn out and bagged from confined space, the same 1,120 square feet HEPA vacuumed in detail, and the joist system cleaned across the full area. The air handler was sealed under plastic before any of it started, and the debris left in a 12 yard dumpster.
Crawl Space CleaningCrawl Space Cleared and Cleaned in Hartsdale, 680 Square Feet Floor to Joists
Everything stored under this Hartsdale, NY house came out before any cleaning started. Green Restoration then cleaned 680 square feet of concrete floor and the same 680 square feet of joists, walls and ceiling with an antimicrobial agent, working under containment and two negative air periods, and re-sealed the openings around the foundation walls on the way out.
Mold RemediationBasement Cleaned in Place in Ridgefield, 2,100 Square Feet and Nothing Torn Out
Not every mold job needs demolition. In this Ridgefield basement nothing was torn out at all. The same 2,100 square feet of structure was HEPA vacuumed in detail, cleaned as stud wall, and cleaned again as joist system, across four negative air periods, with the contents moved and handled rather than discarded.
Mold RemediationA Three by Three Foot Attic Mold Area in Ridgefield, Caught Before It Spread
The affected area in this Ridgefield attic measured about three feet by three feet, above a closet and near a bathroom ceiling. The containment built around it covered 310 square feet and the antimicrobial treatment covered 832. That ratio is not overkill, it is how a small area stays a small area.
Water DamageWater Through a Kitchen Floor Into an East Lyme Basement, Dried Over Three Days
Water that starts in a kitchen does not stay in the kitchen. This East Lyme job ran two separate containments, one upstairs and one in the basement below it, with a dehumidifier in each and moisture mapped across three days. Ten square feet of floor came out. Everything else was dried in place.
Mold RemediationFour Area Mold Remediation in Easton, Priced Room by Room
This Easton project was quoted the way it was worked, one area at a time: the garage, the attic, the closets and a bedroom, each with its own containment, cleaning and UV light treatment. The garage carried 480 square feet of heavy cleaning and the bedroom 450, while the attic needed only sixteen. Pricing by area is what stops a small room subsidising a large one.
Environmental CleaningSoda Blasting 450 Square Feet of Timber in a Weston Great Room
Soda blasting strips a surface without sanding it, which is why it is used on old structural timber. In this Weston great room 450 square feet of timber was blasted, and the numbers that surround it are the real story: 1,500 square feet of the room covered in plastic, 500 square feet of floor protected, four negative air periods, and 1,500 square feet HEPA vacuumed afterwards.
Mold RemediationFloor, Subfloor and Joists in Manchester, Taken Down to the Structure
When the finished floor and the plywood underneath it both come out at the same square footage, the water reached the structure. In this Manchester home 60 square feet of wood floor and 60 square feet of subfloor were taken out, the joists below were cleaned heavy and sealed, and six negative air periods ran while it happened.
Mold RemediationAn Exploratory Wall Opening in Shelton That Found Nothing
Sometimes the honest outcome of an investigation is that there is nothing there. A wall behind a Shelton bathroom was opened under containment to check for growth, and the crew found none. The opening was HEPA vacuumed, treated and closed out at $926.01, and no remediation was sold because none was needed.
Crawl Space CleaningEleven Hundred Square Feet of Crawl Space Floor Cleaned in Larchmont
This Larchmont job was one thing done properly rather than several things done partly: 1,100 square feet of crawl space concrete floor HEPA vacuumed and cleared of debris, under negative air, with the debris hauled off the property. No insulation work, no barrier, no treatment. The instruction was four words and the invoice matches it.
Mold RemediationWet Insulation Out of a Ridgefield Basement, 480 Square Feet
Insulation that has taken on moisture stops being insulation and becomes a reservoir. In this Ridgefield basement 480 square feet of wet and affected insulation was torn out and bagged, 416 square feet of concrete floor was cleaned underneath it, and the same 480 square feet was treated with a plant based antimicrobial agent.
Crawl Space CleaningNine Hundred Square Feet HEPA Vacuumed and Treated in a New Milford Crawl Space
Droppings across a crawl space floor are a contamination problem before they are a pest problem. In this New Milford crawl space 900 square feet was HEPA vacuumed in detail and the same 900 square feet treated with a plant based antimicrobial agent, under negative air, with the debris hauled off the property.
Environmental CleaningA Two Foot Flood Cut and an Epoxy Floor in a Westport Basement
Two hundred and ninety four linear feet of wall opened to a height of two feet, 1,516 square feet of surfaces cleaned, and 170 square feet of concrete floor finished with two coats of epoxy. This Westport basement was taken back to hard surfaces and then given a floor that can be cleaned rather than one that absorbs.
Mold RemediationUtility Room, Closet and Garage in Kent, Nine Negative Air Periods for Forty Four Square Feet
Forty four square feet of drywall came out of this Kent home across three areas, and nine separate negative air periods ran while it happened. That ratio is the whole lesson: air control on a mold job is priced against how long the house stays open, not against how much material leaves it.
Mold RemediationWood Paneling Off a Milford Basement Wall, Thirty Square Feet
Wood paneling on a basement wall hides the surface behind it and traps whatever moisture reaches it. Thirty square feet came off this Milford wall, 50 square feet of visible growth was cleaned and removed, and 250 square feet was HEPA vacuumed under four negative air periods.
Mold RemediationSix Hundred Square Feet of Monroe Roof Sheathing Cleaned, Nothing Removed
Six hundred square feet of attic surface had visible growth on it and not one square foot of material was removed. It was cleaned, vacuumed and then treated across a wider 1,000 square feet, which is what an attic needs when the sheathing is sound and the problem is on the surface of it.
Mold RemediationUnder the Kitchen Sink in Simsbury, and Then the Basement Below It
A slow leak under a kitchen sink does its damage twice: once in the cabinet base where nobody looks, and again on whatever is directly below it. This Simsbury job took out the lower cabinetry and 40 square feet of drywall upstairs, then cleaned the basement wall panels underneath as its own line.
Water DamageWet Carpet Over Two Hundred and Seventy Square Feet in Trumbull
Carpet hides water better than almost any other floor finish. It feels damp underfoot long after the pad below it is saturated. This Trumbull mitigation was scoped off measured area and meter readings rather than appearance, across a room measured at just over 272 square feet.
Mold RemediationWhole House Mold Remediation in Farmington, Basement to Attic Across Nine Areas
The largest single mold remediation in our Hartford County records. 3,840 square feet HEPA vacuumed, the same 3,840 square feet cleaned of visible growth and then sealed with one coat of antimicrobial coating, 2,765 square feet of insulation removed, and sixteen negative air periods held across a house worked from the basement to the attic.
ReconstructionRebuilding a Mamaroneck Basement and Kitchen After a Water Loss
A water loss took out a finished basement and the kitchen above it. Putting it back meant a playroom, a bathroom, a bedroom, a kitchenette and the stairs between them, plus 316 square feet of new oak floor in the first floor kitchen. This is the part of restoration that happens after the drying equipment leaves.
Mold RemediationMold on Block Walls and a Loose Plywood Floor in a West Haven Garage
A West Haven, CT homeowner had growth and lifting paint on the block beside the garage side door, a dark band along the base of the cinderblock walls, and a plywood floor laid loose on the slab that had been holding moisture underneath it. The floor came out first: 185 square feet bagged and hauled, 85 square feet of block wire brushed and treated, and two days of negative air.
