Containment is key to mitigating mold damage. Our first step is to contain the mold contamination to ensure it does not spread to uncontaminated areas and to protect residents.

Here is a photo of drywall cut after a water event caused microbial growth. We located the source of the moisture intrusion and corrected the problems so there would be no future mold issues.

Mold damage on Amelia Island often requires the use of containment area as shown in this picture. The reason for the containment area is to trap and contain any mold spores that become airborne during the cleaning process. HEPA filtration systems and air scrubbers are also employed to inhibit the spread of mold spores during remediation.

Cleaning your HVAC and ductwork:

• Helps to restore peak energy efficiency.
• May help to eliminate offensive odors.
• Helps reduce the potential for mold growth.

If you see visible mold, do not disturb it. You can inadvertently spread the mold infestation throughout your home. When mold is disturbed, the mold can release microscopic mold spores that become airborne and can circulate inside your home.

Mold can seem like a daunting and destructive problem for a property owner. Thankfully, SERVPRO of Fernandina Beach/Yulee/North Jacksonville is trained in the treatment and removal of this pesky and potentially damaging substance.

There was heavy mold growth on all walls, ceiling and furniture of this Fernandina Beach, FL home. Roof leaks and an adjacent bathroom shower leak was the cause of the damage. These Fernandina residents called us at SERVPRO and we quickly helped them fix their mold damage.

Do you know whats lurking behind your cabinets after a water intrusion? Chances are that if it was not dried properly there is mold growth. Once a water intrusion has occurred it is very important to remove any elevated moisture content from the surrounding material that may have been affected. Here is a great example of what can happen if a water leak or intrusion around cabinets occurs and is not properly treated.