Mold Inspection and Remediation in
Port Orange
Unlimited Restoration Specialist, Inc - Experience you can trust
Since 1991 Unlimited Restoration Specialist, Inc has been family owned and operated. Serving Central Florida: Volusia, Flagler, Seminole, Orange and Lake Counties. We have proudly been a Volusia County Resident since 1972.
We specialize in Residential & Commercial State Licensed Mold Remediation, Water Damage Restoration – Structural Drying – Bio Washing, Fire & Smoke Damage Restoration, Sewage Back Flows, Trauma Scene Clean up, and State Licensed Mold Testing.
Why use Unlimited Restoration Specialist, Inc?
Professionalism & Integrity you can trust
Emergency Response Teams
Whether your water or mold damage is from internal plumbing leaks or weather-related events, we have over 30 years of experience. We have handled extensive water damage events, in residences, condos, and commercial properties. Our team knows exactly how to handle these high stress situations and make you feel at ease. We use state-of-the-art drying equipment and techniques. We document all aspects of your damage once we arrive, including pictures, videos, psychometric readings (temperature and relative humidity), and moisture content readings.
Competitive Pricing
After a unexpected water damage occurs, dealing with your insurance company can be stressful. We are a State Licensed Insurance Adjuster and can answer questions you may have. In the event you make a claim with your insurance company and it is covered, we can work with your carrier and adjuster to bill them directly. In the event your claim is not covered or you choose not to make a claim, our pricing is competitive. You will receive more for your money by using our services.
In need of Mold Remediation - removal, Mold Testing - inspection, Water Damage clean up, or other Restoration services in Port Orange?
Give us a call to speak directly with an experienced Restoration expert, to discuss the issues you are having at your property.
We are the premier Water & Mold Damage Restoration company in East Volusia County
Understanding mold growth is a very real cause of concern. Mold is an ever-present fungus. When water damage (internal plumbing leak or events from flooding rains) is not treated immediately, mold spores settle on surfaces and start to grow using the moisture and materials as a food source. Mold spores can also become an issue when the relative humidity within a property rises above 60%. This can occur from a malfunctioning HVAC system, or if the system is turned off or up over 80 degrees.
In some situations, it could be months before you detect an odor and the mold spores might not be visible, but hidden behind drywall, cabinets, vanities, carpets, padding, wood flooring, and other building materials. This hidden mold damage can reduce the indoor air quality in your home, cause health issues, and destroy the materials affected. It also becomes expensive to properly remediate, remove the materials, and guarantee your home has been brought back to pre-loss condition.
Water Damage Restoration & Drying
Mold Damage Removal Requires State Licensing
Effective mold remediation requires a tremendous amount of training and expertise. Since 2011 the State of Florida has required anyone who performs mold remediation services to have a State License, which is regulated by the Department of Business and Professional Regulation. Mold damage removal of more than 10sqft, must be performed by someone who holds a State License. The requirements of the license are that the Remediator has taken approved certification classes, training regarding proper mold removal procedures, and they must obtain a $1,000,000.00 Commercial Pollution Liability & Commercial General Liability Policy. The person handling your remediation should show you their State License as well as their insurance policy. If the person holding the license has technicians performing the remediation services, the person holding the license is supposed to be supervising the job site and the work being performed.
Mold Damage Removal & Remediation Procedures
- Contact a State Licensed Mold Assessor to perform a Mold Assessment, Air Samples, and write a Remediation Protocol.This will include a visual inspection of the area(s) in concern. Air samples to determine if the Indoor Air Quality has been contaminated or if it has spread throughout the residence. This service is key because it could lower the cost of remediation if the work is only required in a part of the home. The Remediation Protocol lists the area(s) and steps (containment areas, air scrubber/negative air requirements, what materials and how much is to be removed, if the HVAC needs cleaning, and if the occupants of the home can stay during the remediation) for the State Licensed Mold Remediator. We work with several experienced and licensed mold assessors that can provide this service to you. Give us a call to discuss the issues you are experiencing.
- Contact a State Licensed Mold Remediator and show them the Air Quality lab results and the Remediation Protocol. The Remediator should then write you an estimate for the mold damage clean up services. Once you have agreed on the work to be performed and the price, the mold damage clean up can begin.
- Post Remediation Verification (PRV) / Clearance Testing. Once the mold damage cleanup has been completed per the Remediation Protocol and the Industry Standards set in place by the IICRC S520 & S500 Standards, the State Licensed Mold Assessor can come back to perform a Post Remediation Verification (PRV) / Clearance Testing.
- Build Back. When the Air Quality samples have come back from the Accredited Lab and the State Licensed Mold Assessor has written a Clearance Letter, you can then begin to put the building materials back.