Mold Remediation

Implementing Job Site Analyses into Every Project. There is no question we work in an industry where hazards on the job site are common­place. We as restoration professionals should keep safety on the top of minds; if it is not, the rami­fications can be costly. Communication and training of job site hazards must be ongoing and should be incorporated into your culture. At the beginning of each project, we perform a Job Site Analysis (JSA); if the project changes, the Job Site Analysis (JSA) is revised. A JSA is a systematic procedure that breaks

During a residential Category 1 water intru­sion, water flows under cabinets and wicks into the wall assembly behind them. In a commercial Category 1 water intrusion, water flows across the floor into a metal framed, insulat­ed wall assembly covered with gypsum board and ceramic tile. In both projects the restorer is faced with a cross­road: dry in place or demo to open these assemblies. Traditionally, in the residential example we would see the restorer remove the cabinets, cut open the wall, and dry the assembly behind. In the commer­cial example, we would see most