Selecting an expert in mold remediation like Premier Property Restoration is crucial, as improper handling can lead to mold spores dispersing across your property. The remediation process requires meticulous attention due to potential health risks.

Our mold remediation process includes:

• Mold Testing & Mold Inspection :  Initiating with a detailed inspection to spot mold presence and its moisture origins. Mold testing aids in assessing the mold type and severity, which is key for a tailored remediation plan.
• Containment:  To curb mold spread, the affected zone is sealed, often with plastic sheeting and negative air chambers, ensuring mold spores remain confined.
• Air Filtration:  The employment of HEPA filters and air scrubbers to cleanse the air of mold spores is critical for preserving air quality and preventing spore distribution during remediation.
• Mold Removal :  Varied approaches are used based on the affected surfaces; non-porous materials might be cleansed, while porous ones like drywall might need replacement. Special antimicrobials and cleaning solutions are applied to eliminate mold.
• Restoration and Prevention:  Post-removal, identifying and rectifying the moisture cause is essential to avert recurrence. Utilizing moisture meters and infrared cameras for hidden moisture, repairing water damage , enhancing ventilation, and routine maintenance are pivotal preventive steps. A concluding inspection and air quality test affirm the remediation's success and environmental safety.

In New Orleans,  mold remediation costs  range from $2.50 to $20 per square foot, influenced by:

• Extent and severity of the mold infestation.
• Mold type, with some requiring specialized removal techniques.
• Mold locations with hard-to-reach areas are increasing costs.
• Moisture source repairs.
• Material contamination may heighten costs due to material disposal and replacement.

Premier Property Restoration can manage all mold types:

• Stachybotrys chartarum (Black Mold):  Known for its health risks, thriving in wet conditions.
• Penicillium:  Present in various species and environments, some even beneficial in antibiotic production.
• Aspergillus:  Common with varying species, some potentially toxin-producing.
• Cladosporium:  Ubiquitous mold, thriving indoors and outdoors.
• Alternaria:  Often found in damp areas, a common allergenic mold.