Inspections. Structural Evaluation Look for any movement, check alignment, bowing, cracks, separation Basement wall/foundation Check floors & ceiling.

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Inspections

Structural Evaluation Look for any movement, check alignment, bowing, cracks, separation Basement wall/foundation Check floors & ceiling

Check Structural Integrity

Utilities Shut off electricity Verify electricity is off before starting work. Use Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter Shut off gas if heating system has been affected

Preparation Electrical power – Carbon dioxide hazard of generators Lighting Tools and equipment Garbage containers Bathroom First Aid Kit

Mold Occurs within 2 to 3 days

REMOVAL OF MOLD CONTAMINATION People react to active, dormant and dead mold - Biocides are not adequate! Porous Materials (ceiling tiles, carpeting, upholstered furniture, wallboard) – Remove and replace Non-porous surfaces – Vacuum with HEPA filters – Wash with a detergent solution – Sanitize with a biocide if desired – Thorough drying Semi-porous (floor joist, sill plates) – Remove mold, dry

Mold Test Kits Test Results are Not Accurate!

Mold Hazard Air moves from stud wall cavity into living space

Containment Isolate HVAC system Polyethylene enclosure Negative air pressure Protect contents