Services Catalog
11specialized services, organized by what you actually need done. Remediation on the left, inspection and testing on the right — because under NY Article 32, they’re legally separate anyway.
Remediation
IICRC S520 Condition 3 protocols. Containment, HEPA filtration, antimicrobial treatment, clearance. Every job ends with post-remediation verification.
Full IICRC S520 remediation — containment, HEPA filtration, removal, and clearance. Our core service.
EmergencyEmergency Stachybotrys removal with negative-air containment, respirator-grade crew, and PRV clearance testing.
The #1 mold problem in Long Island homes — sheathing mold from blocked bath fans and under-vented roofs. We treat the wood and fix the ventilation.
From crawl-space dampness to finished-basement flood damage. South Shore specialty — Sandy legacy and nor'easter water events.
Vapor barriers, joist treatment, dehumidification — the three-step fix for chronic crawl-space mold in older LI homes.
Hidden behind tile, under vanities, and inside wall cavities — most bathroom mold comes from pinhole leaks that have been wet for years.
Category 3 water protocol — Sandy legacy cleanup, storm floods, basement nor'easter events. Insurance-documented from day one.
After-hours containment for offices, medical suites, schools, and retail. Minimal business interruption, HIPAA-aware document handling.
Inspection & Testing
NYLMB-licensed assessment. Mandatory under NY law before any 10+ sqft remediation. Our assessors operate independently from the remediation crew — always.
NYLMB-licensed assessment. Thermal imaging, moisture mapping, written report. Required under NY Article 32 before remediation.
AIHA-lab air and surface samples. Species ID, spore counts, indoor-vs-outdoor comparison. Chain-of-custody available for legal use.
Standalone IAQ panel for asthma investigations, tenant-landlord disputes, and post-construction verification.
NY Article 32 Note
New York prohibits the same licensee from performing both the assessment and the remediation on the same property. We maintain a walled assessment arm — clients choose one or the other per job, never both from us at the same address.
Live Field Log
Real jobs. Real towns. Actual scope and scale from our last 90 days of field work.
Attic Mold RemediationCape Cod attic — 600 sqft of Stachybotrys on plywood sheathing traced to blocked bath-fan venting. Full containment, HEPA filtration, antimicrobial treatment, ridge vent retrofit, PRV clearance passed.
Basement Mold RemediationFinished basement post-nor'easter flood — 3 ft water line. Aspergillus/Penicillium throughout. Demo to studs, HEPA sand, encapsulation, new vapor barrier. Insurance-paid.
Mold InspectionPre-listing thermal imaging + air sampling on 1940 Tudor. Found hidden moisture behind kitchen soffit. Cleared for closing after targeted remediation by separate crew (per NY Article 32).
Black Mold RemovalBathroom wall cavity — visible Stachybotrys behind tile from decade-old pinhole leak. Surgical demo, negative-air containment, copper vapor barrier, clearance passed.
Crawl Space Mold1962 ranch crawl space, 900 sqft. Dirt floor + no vapor barrier = chronic humidity. Installed 10-mil reinforced vapor liner, treated joists, added dedicated dehu.
Mold TestingIndoor air quality panel — child with asthma. Lab results: elevated Pen/Asp in child's bedroom. Traced to hidden wall leak. Referred to plumber, retested clean.
Bathroom Mold RemovalMaster bath — mold behind vanity and under tub. Removed, treated framing, installed closed-cell foam, new cement board. Homeowner insurance covered 80%.
Commercial Mold RemediationOffice suite HVAC-driven mold in ceiling plenum after rooftop unit leak. After-hours containment, HEPA scrub, ceiling tile replacement, tenant back in business Monday.
Flood Mold RemediationSouth Shore home, January nor'easter flood. Full-basement Category 3 water. Demo, HEPA, structural drying, PRV before rebuild.
Ready to breathe easier?
Free visual inspection, same-day estimate. Licensed assessor handles the test separately from remediation — NY Article 32 compliant from the first call.
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