Professional Mold Remediation Experts
Complete evaluation, mold remediation & reconstruction.
Serving all of South Florida
Keeping you & your loved ones safe from mold
Mold Remediation South Florida
Serving South Florida
Mold grows best in wet areas, and South Florida is no stranger to water. South Florida, itself, is prone to flooding and it’s listed as one of the state’s most frequent hazards. If you discover mold or suspect mold growth in your home or business, call First Mate Restoration right away. Mold can damage the integrity of the structure of your building and cause health problems for your family or employees. First Mate Restoration is certified and insured in mold remediation, removal and restoration.
Mold stems from a moisture issue in your building. First Mate Restoration has state-of-the-art equipment and advanced mold removal process to identify the source of the mold issue and remediate it so that the risk of future mold growth is significantly reduced.
We are highly experienced, thriving in disaster related situations
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Why Choose Us?
We pride our selves on our quality of work and attention to detail. We understand mold and are:
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Trustworthy
We provide on-site estimates. Hundreds of home and business owners have trusted First Mate Restoration to not only pass their mold tests (PRV), but provide them with trustworthy reliable service.
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Locally Owned & Operated
We are locally owned and operated. When working with First Mate Restoration, you get home improvement professionals who live and work in your area
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Guaranteed
At First Mate Restoration, we believe in exceptional service and quality workmanship which is why we back every job we do with our worry-free guarantee. You can count on us to get the job done right.
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Experienced
Our trained and certified South Florida Mold Remediation Specialists have the expertise to handle any mold situation.
Mold Remediation FAQ's
If you have any other questions or need help now, call us (305) 537 8783 . This number is answered 24/7 for emergencies.
Does homeowner’s insurance cover any of the costs?
Mold remediation is sometimes covered by insurance, or it may be included under water damage repairs. You will need to contact your insurance agent for details.
What is the process and how does it work?
For mold remediation the first objective is to find out where the water is coming from and how we can stop that intrusion from coming into your home. Next we remove all effected materials ie: drywall boards, cabinetry, ect. We then discard of those materials in a safe and clean manor. Following that we preform a demolition cleanup and we wipe down all studs, beams and exposed surfaces. Finally we HEPA Vacuums all surfaces and do a final treatment to get the property ready for a 3rd party verification (PRV), where we get clearance that all work has been complete.
What does mold remediation services include?
- HEPA air filtration
- HEPA vacuuming
- negative air containment procedures
- demolition, removal of damaged materials
- cleaning and disinfecting of remaining building materials
- antimicrobial treatment
- attic and crawlspace treatment
Can we be home during the remediation?
In most cases, yes. We build full containment chambers around affected areas in order to keep occupants safe and to avoid cross contamination. If for some reason, we determine that you should not be in the property during clean up, we will let you know.
Are the antimicrobial chemicals toxic
No, the chemicals we use are registered with the EPA as plant based non-toxic and are commonly used in both the hospital and construction industries. We have at times used a simple detergent when working with clients who have a weakened immune system or allergic reactions to any type of chemicals.
What if you find more mold during our project?
If additional contamination or damage is discovered during your project, we will document it with pictures and/or video and immediately discuss any necessary additional work with you – before performing the work.
Will the musty odor go away?
Yes. The musty odor will be gone after a thorough remediation is completed.