Frequently Asked Questions Mold Remediation, Water Mitigatio

Not exactly. Mold removal refers to physically removing contaminated materials. Mold remediation is broader — it includes containment, air control, cleaning, moisture correction, and restoring the affected area properly.

You may need mold remediation if you notice:

   •   Visible mold growth

   •   Musty or earthy odors

   •   Recent or ongoing water damage

   •   Mold identified during a home inspection

   •   Health symptoms that improve when leaving the home

If mold is suspected, a professional assessment is recommended.

 Some molds can affect indoor air quality and cause irritation or health concerns, especially for individuals with allergies, asthma, or compromised immune systems. Mold should be addressed promptly and not disturbed without proper containment.