Mold Remediation for Commercial Buildings

 When it comes to addressing a mold issue in your home or business, understanding the difference between mold removal and mold remediation is essential. Mold removal refers to the physical process of removing visible mold, typically done when the mold growth is limited to a small area.

On the other hand, mold remediation is a more comprehensive process, addressing not just the visible mold but also the microscopic mold spores and underlying moisture problems that could lead to future growth. It's the perfect solution when dealing with mold removal in commercial buildings, where the infestations can be vast and hard to manage.

 At Restore and Repel, we follow a detailed and proven mold remediation process to protect the health and safety of your business. Our trained specialists begin by using advanced equipment to inspect and assess the full extent of the mold issue, including any impact on HVAC systems or hidden areas.

Once we identify the mold, we isolate the affected zones to prevent it from spreading. Containment is critical to stopping mold in its tracks and protecting the rest of your property.

Next, we begin the removal process. Our technicians use powerful commercial grade solutions such as Concrobium or Benefect. These EPA registered products are designed to eliminate mold and help prevent it from returning. It is essential that mold removal be handled by trained professionals. Improper cleaning methods can cause mold to spread further and pose serious health risks, including allergic reactions and respiratory issues.

After treatment, we address the root cause—moisture. Mold problems are often linked to water damage, and we take the time to find and fix those issues. This step is vital to reducing the chance of future mold growth.

Finally, we move into restoration. This may include replacing drywall, flooring, insulation, or other materials that were affected. Our goal is to return your space to a clean, safe, and fully restored condition so you can get back to business with peace of mind.

Restore and Repel is here to protect your property, your team, and your operations—every step of the way.

 At Restore and Repel, we use a targeted selection of professional grade products to eliminate mold and help prevent it from returning. The specific solution depends on the type and severity of the mold issue, as well as the surfaces affected. Some of the most trusted products in the industry include:

Concrobium
A non-toxic mold control solution that kills existing mold and forms a barrier to keep it from growing back. Safe for use on a wide variety of surfaces, Concrobium is ideal for commercial environments where safety and effectiveness are equally important.

Benefect
Made from botanical ingredients, Benefect is a powerful all-natural disinfectant. It’s especially useful in settings where chemical sensitivity is a concern, such as schools, healthcare facilities, and food service areas.

Sporicidin
This disinfectant is widely used in mold and mildew cleanup due to its ability to eliminate a broad range of contaminants, including bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Sporicidin is often chosen for high-risk or highly contaminated spaces.

Hydrogen Peroxide
When used at higher concentrations, hydrogen peroxide can break down mold on various surfaces. It’s a strong oxidizer that is both effective and residue free, making it suitable for many materials.

Bleach (limited use)

In specific cases, such as non-porous surfaces like tile or metal, a diluted bleach solution may be used. However, it’s not effective on porous materials and can actually worsen mold problems if not used properly.

It’s important to note that mold remediation is more than just applying products. Every situation requires a trained approach to assess, isolate, treat, and prevent future mold growth. Our certified technicians at Restore and Repel are equipped with the expertise, tools, and protective equipment to safely manage the entire process from start to finish.

Trust us to restore your space and repel future risk.