Professional Mold Remediation and Removal Services for Homes and Businesses

A persistent, earthy, or musty smell—especially in basements, attics, or bathrooms—can indicate hidden mold growth.

Mold appears in different colors, including black, green, white, or orange. It often forms spots or fuzzy patches on walls, ceilings, or furniture.

Dark spots, water stains, or peeling wallpaper can signal excessive moisture, a prime environment for mold growth.

Unexplained allergy symptoms, such as sneezing, coughing, watery eyes, or difficulty breathing, could be triggered by mold spores in the air.

If your home has experienced leaks, burst pipes, or flooding, mold can develop within 24 to 48 hours in damp areas.

Excess moisture on windows, pipes, or walls, along with consistently high humidity, creates an ideal breeding ground for mold.

For individuals with asthma or weakened immune systems, mold exposure can cause severe reactions, making it crucial to address the problem quickly.

You might hear “mold remediation” and “mold removal” used interchangeably, but there’s a key difference—especially when it comes to long-term protection, property value, and your health.

Mold removal focuses on the visible problem: cleaning mold off affected surfaces like drywall, ceilings, furniture, or floors. This may involve discarding materials that are too damaged. It’s a necessary step—but alone, it’s only surface-level.

Professional mold remediation, however, is a full-service solution. It goes beyond removal by identifying and eliminating the root cause—whether it's a water leak, humidity, or past flooding. Certified mold specialists follow a structured process that includes:

• Locating and stopping moisture sources

• Containing the area to prevent cross-contamination

• Using HEPA air scrubbers and filtration

• Applying EPA-approved antimicrobial treatments

Think of mold removal as a temporary fix—like mopping a floor without fixing the leaky pipe. Mold remediation ensures your home or business stays mold-free, safe, and healthy.

That’s the Spora Mold Remediation difference—delivering peace of mind with long-lasting results.

Certified mold remediation services follow strict industry standards to ensure safety, effectiveness, and compliance.

At Spora Mold Remediation, we adhere to the ANSI/IICRC S520 Standard for Professional Mold Remediation—a nationally recognized protocol that outlines best practices for identifying, containing, removing, and verifying mold contamination. This standard ensures that every step we take is backed by science and designed to protect your health and property.

We also follow EPA guidelines to safely handle and eliminate airborne mold spores, especially in sensitive environments like homes, schools, and businesses. Our certified team uses professional-grade tools such as:

• HEPA-filtered vacuums to capture microscopic mold particles

• Air scrubbers to improve indoor air quality during remediation

• Sealed containment barriers and negative air pressure systems to prevent cross-contamination

Choosing a certified provider like Spora means you're not just removing visible mold—you’re protecting your indoor air quality, your investment, and your family’s health.

At SPORA Mold Remediation, we go beyond basic cleanup. Our certified team offers a full suite of professional mold remediation services:

• Containment setup with negative air pressure

• HEPA vacuuming and air scrubbing

• Antimicrobial applications on exposed materials

• Removal and disposal of drywall, insulation, and damaged flooring or structural materials

• Full drying and dehumidification services

• Optional post-remediation mold testing for clearance verification

These services ensure the affected area is thoroughly decontaminated and ready for reconstruction or daily use—meeting both health standards and insurance requirements.

At Spora Mold Remediation, we recognize that HVAC systems can harbor and spread mold spores throughout a property. When necessary, we provide specialized HVAC treatment as part of the remediation process.

This includes:

• HEPA vacuuming and surface cleaning of accessible ductwork and components
• Dry fogging gas-based antimicrobial treatments, which penetrate the entire HVAC system and help eliminate airborne mold spores
• Filter replacement and recommendations for ongoing air quality maintenance

These treatments are especially valuable in cases where mold has spread through central air systems or when occupants are experiencing respiratory symptoms. Proper HVAC remediation helps prevent recontamination and supports long-term air quality improvement.

Dry fogging is a process where an EPA-registered antimicrobial solution is atomized into a fine vapor that penetrates hard-to-reach areas, including HVAC ductwork, wall cavities, and porous building materials. At Spora Mold Remediation, we use this advanced mold remediation method to neutralize airborne mold spores and sanitize the entire indoor environment without leaving residual moisture. It’s a powerful, non-invasive solution for whole-home mold treatment and air quality restoration.

Yes. The antimicrobial solution used in dry fogging is non-corrosive, non-toxic, and safe for use around most surfaces, including furniture and electronics. However, we recommend temporarily removing pets, plants, and sensitive materials from the treated area as a precaution during the mold fogging process.

In most cases, it’s recommended that occupants vacate the affected areas for at least 24 hours during and after mold remediation. This minimizes the risk of exposure to airborne mold spores that may be released during demolition, cleaning, or antimicrobial treatment.

At Spora Mold Remediation, we implement professional containment protocols—including sealed barriers, HEPA air scrubbers, and negative air pressure systems—to prevent cross-contamination. While these systems are highly effective, temporary vacancy offers an added layer of protection for your health and safety.

We’ll always inform you in advance if extended time away is needed, depending on the severity and scope of the mold remediation project.