Few things can be more damaging to your health than contamination of your structure or related contents from mold or corrosion. This situation can produce a breeding ground for the most harmful spores and bacteria, and can thus create an extremely unhealthy indoor air environment. We are available and can respond 24 HOURS-A-DAY, 7 DAYS-A-WEEK to stabilize, contain, remove, cleanse, and then restore your home or business environment, as well as restore damaged contents. LET US HELP, TODAY!

Restoration Services (partial listing):

• Mold or Corrosion Damage Restoration
• Stabilization, Containment, Removal, Cleansing, Restoration
• Dehumidification & Environmental Control
• Negative Pressurization & HEPA Filtration
• Content Cleaning & Restoration
• Document & Records Reclamation
• Electronics & Media Reclamation
• Carpet & fixture restoration or replacement
• HVAC Decontamination
• Environmental & Content Deodorization
• Structural systems, structural rebuilds
• Construction contracting and/or support

STEPS FOR MICROBIAL REMEDIATION

1. Inspection and Assessment: A Steamatic recovery specialist will spring into action immediately following a call from you or your insurance agent/adjuster. Testing is performed to determine moisture content in damaged areas as well as ambient humidity. This will help us determine the extent of the damage/contamination, cause of damage/contamination, and a strategic plan for stabilization, containment, removal, cleansing, and restoration. We will inspect and document structural, content, and related damage/contamination and produce a ‘SCOPE-OF-WORK’ and COST ESTIMATE for remediation. Upon approval, our work can begin quickly, if not immediately!
2. Containment & Health Safety: A containment barrier is quickly constructed to prevent mold spore mycelia fragments from contaminating unaffected areas of your home, commercial, or industrial structure. The area will be treated as a bio-hazard zone and all recovery teams will be in full protective gear. All affected areas will be sealed and then negatively pressurized and then the air circulated through sophisticated HEPA filtration to remove active spores that become airborne during the stabilization and removal process.
3. Contents: Precious and valuable items must be stabilized and sealed as quickly as possible. Emergency preservation techniques and containment systems are immediately employed for affected items. Steamatic will then evaluate all items to determine whether or not each item can be cost-effectively restored.
4. Pack Out: To aid in content and structural restoration, it is necessary that we remove most—if not all—of the home, office, or industrial contents. Contents will be inventoried, documented, and made ready for pack-out. Once packed or prepared, items/contents are then transported to the STEAMATIC RESTORATION FACILITY for specialized treatment, recovery, restoration, and then storage until the rest of the restoration process is complete.
5. Structure: All facets of the restoration process can apply to a damaged/contaminated structure (some listed above). Cleaning, decontamination, and deodorization is performed from top to bottom to ensure effective restoration. In addition to our patented equipment, processes and techniques, Steamatic produces it’s own line of proprietary—PROVEN—chemicals and systems for safe and extremely effective restoration.
6. Air System: If microbial growth is detected on a non-porous surface within your air circulation system, Steamatic recovery specialists will clean and cleanse the system using our proprietary equipment and anti-microbial cleansing agents.
7. Clearance Testing: After the affected structure has passed environmental testing, your home, commercial or industrial structure is ready to be turned over to a general contractor for reconstruction, or to our teams for restoration.
8. Final Inspection: Upon completion of any additional work, you and your Steamatic specialist will perform a final inspection to ensure that structural restoration is complete. Packed-out items are then returned and inspected. A final ‘WORK-COMPLETE’ statement will then be delivered to you and/or your insurance provider.
   

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