Mold IAQ Assessments FAQ's
the most popular questions
A: Mold damage will only occur due to some sort of elevated moisture exposure. Some sources can be water line leaks, sewer backups, roof leaks, high relative humidity in the ambient air, and condensation build up issues. Look for signs such as water staining, water damage along particle board vanities, discoloration, loose floor or wall tiles, etc. Purchasing a stand-alone meter to observe and monitor the humidity is a great investment as well. Relative humidity over 60% is generally considered a potential indoor air quality issue as this can create favorable conditions for microbial growth.
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A: The industry thankfully has a checks and balances system in place to avoid a conflict of interest. Licensed mold assessors and mold remediators are the two professionals involved with a remediation project. Always contract an independent mold assessment firm to investigate and set the scope of work for your project. A remediator will base their bid on the assessment report. This is to ensure the project is properly taken care of in an unbiased manner.
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A: Aeris can assist in selecting tests important for assessing your drinking water. Include tests for coliform bacteria, nitrates, pH, sodium, chloride, fluoride, sulphate, iron, manganese, total dissolved solids, and hardness.
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A: Mold remediation is the process of cleaning and removal of mold contaminated and water damaged materials in a proper fashion considering safety for workers, safety for bystanders, controlled and contained workspaces, and qualified workers to do so.
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