American Air Testing

[...] eaten food contaminated with E.coli from cows, seek medical attention as soon as possible. American Air Testing can also test for other types of bacteria.  Please give us a call. The post Post Sewage [...]

[...] space and the building materials deteriorate causing chemical off gassing in the interior. American Air Testing’s leak detection process uses infrared cameras and other industry standard techniques. [...]

[...] the ambient air creates a favorable […] The post Stop Mold Growth appeared first on American Air Testing. [...]

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[...] not a free service. The #1 rule in having a successful mold remediation is simply this: Fix all water leaks. A licensed plumber or general contractor may be needed to fix the leaks. And: Expect your [...]

[...] We Find Water Leaks!! For water leak detection we use infrared cameras, moisture meters and onsite investigations [...]

[...] These are infrared photos showing the sources of water leaks. We can find the source when it’s raining or when it’s dry. However, some very [...]

[...] The newest fogging method to clean up toxic mold which involves using liquid chlorine dioxide that is fogged into a building. First, let’s look at the NFPA label warnings.  The red box [...]

[...] The latest fad mold killer is chlorine dioxide.  When I first heard about this artificial chemical being used to “kill” a [...]

[...] . And your logical, cost effective choices to fix them. Whether you have asbestos, lead and toxic mold with complaining employees and customers; or water coming in through your light fixture; we& [...]

[...] is saying that more research needs to be done. The majority of these studies have focused on toxic mold. There are consistent results with negative health results from living inside damp buildings. [...]

[...] The newest fogging method to clean up toxic mold which involves using liquid chlorine dioxide that is fogged into a building. First, let’s look [...]

[...] Services If you dry out the water damage within the first 24+ hours you reduce the chances of toxic mold growing. Mold remediation companies also do Professional Drying. It’s possible that your [...]

[...] Here's laundry instructions for washable items that have settled mold spores. Wash load for 3 complete cycles. The post Laundry Instructions for Mold appeared first on [...]

[...] . To give you an idea of that size range, the average human hair is 75 µ in diameter. Mold spores generally fall within the 5 to 10 µ range. As far as ionized air, UV filtration, or ozone, [...]

[...]  HEPA only air purifiers remove mold spores and most particulates. HEPA only air purifiers do this job the best.  They are usually round, [...]

[...] .  We have performed testing after chlorine dioxide applications and high levels of mold spores still remain. Here’s a link to the National Mold Remediation (Removal) Standard for [...]

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[...] can be an indication of a moisture intrusion issue. While it may not be indicative of a mold problem, it is certainly an area to examine further and ensure that no major issue exists. If water [...]

[...] validation testing for mold before they reconstruct. So, you rebuild and there’s still a mold problem.  How bad can it be?  Well, really bad.  For example:  your child gets [...]

[...] Sewage testing is more important after cleanup.   We can test to see the extent of contamination, which [...]

[...] Sewage testing is more important after cleanup. We can test to see the extent of contamination, which in a [...]

[...] Mold remediation costs can become very expensive. This first, and most important question, is: “Is there [...]

[...] Asbestos EPA who can test is governed by the AHERA/OSHA protocol. OSHA rules and regulations  [...]