Our Services
Mold Inspection
Our inspection includes:
- Finding of visual assesment
- Video boresscope inspection
- HVAC test, inspection
- Identification of water intrusion sources
- RH and condensation readings
- Moisture detection
- Prevention and correction recommendation
Mold Testing
We provide Commercial and Residential air quality testing which includes aerotrap testing. We also provide bulk, tape lift & swab samples. We provide full building analysis with detailed scope of work and recommendations.
Mold Remediation
We offer the remediation of:
Mold
Bacteria
Odor
We utilizes the latest technologies, techniques and equipment to ensure successful remediation for all size jobs. Our technicians are certified and are continually attending additional training classes which enables to remain at the forefront of the remediation industry.We are members of the IAQA
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Feeling sick?
Most common mold symptons:
- - Skin rashes
- - Sinus infection
- - Headaches
- - Moodswings
A healty home is a happy home! Call AMS today for a free consultation or to schedule a comprehensive mold inspection!
561.900.5495
WARNING!!!
Do NOT use Chlorine bleach to kill mold or disinfect moldy areas. It is not an effective or long lasting killer of mold and mold spores. Bleach is good only for changing the color of the mold and watering the roots of the mold.
CHLORINE BLEACH IS INEFFECTIVE IN KILLING MOLD FOR THESE REASONS
(1) The object to killing mold is to kill its “roots”. Mold remediation involves the need to disinfect wood and wood-based building materials, all of which are porous materials. Thus, chlorine bleach should not be used in mold remediation. The use of bleach as a mold disinfectant is best left to kitchen and bathroom countertops, tubs and shower glass, etc.
(2) Chlorine Bleach does kill bacteria and viruses, but has not been proven effective in killing molds on non-porous surfaces. Bleach itself is 99% water. Water is one of the main contributors of the growth of harmful bacteria and mold. Current situations using bleach re-grew and regenerated mold and bacteria twice the CFU counts than were originally found before bleaching, within a short period of time. Bleach is an old method used for some bacteria and mold. It is the only product people have known for years. The strains now associated within Indoor Air quality issues are resistant to the methods our grandmothers employed to clean-up mold.
(3) What potential mold “killing” power chlorine bleach might have is demished significantly as the bleach sits in warehouses, on grocery store shelves or inside your home or business 50% loss in killing power in just the first 90 days inside a never opened jug or container. Chlorine constantly escapes through the plastic walls of its containers.
(4) The ionic structure of bleach prevents Chlorine from penetrating into porous materials such as drywall and wood --- it just stays on the outside surface, whereas mold has enzyme roots growing inside the porous contraction materials --- however, the water content penetrates and actually FEEDS the mold --- this is why a few days later you will notice darker, more concentrated mold growing (faster) on the bleached area.
(5) Chlorine Bleach accelerates the deterioration of materials and wears down the fibers of porous materials.
(6) Chlorine Bleach is NOT registered with the EPA as a disinfectant to kill mold. You can verify this important fact for yourself when you are unable to find an EPA registration number for killing mold on the label of any brand of chlorine bleach.
(7) Chlorine bleach off gases for a period of time. Chlorine off gassing can be harmful to humans and animals. It has been known to cause pulmonary embolisms in low resistant and susceptible people.
(8) Chlo rine bleach will evaporate within a short period of time. If the area is not dry when the bleach evaporates, or moisture is still in the contaminated area (humidity, outside air dampness), you could re-start the contamination process immediately and to a OLD!
We only use EPA approved microbial cleaning agent.
