San Diego Mold Remediation Company Offers Advanced Mold Testing

Orange Restoration, based in San Diego, adds legally binding mold and hazardous material lab testing to their growing list of professional services.

2011-12-22

SAN DIEGO, CA, December 22, 2011 (Press-News.org) Orange Restoration, based in San Diego, adds legally binding mold and hazardous material lab testing to their growing list of professional services. Testing services include air, surface and swab testing, testing or lead and/or asbestos and post remediation cleanup testing.

Nearly anyone can look at a black spot on a wall or ceiling and declare, you have black mold and need to have it professionally cleaned. Few companies have the expertise to perform scientific testing to confirm both the type and quantity of the contamination being observed.

Orange Restoration's certified technicians are trained to gather contaminate samples using a variety of methods and testing techniques. When mold testing is performed it is important to collect both air and surface samples to be sure that all contamination issues are addressed properly.

"It is important to us that we provide the best mold remediation services that a person can possibly receive. The mold testing that we offer goes beyond the typical restoration company's services and really puts the client first so they know the exact details of the contamination," says Bella Dosovitsky, VP of Operations for Orange Restoration.

Post mold remediation testing services are done to confirm that the material being removed has, in fact, been removed and removed properly. This service is one that can not be performed by the company that also performed the mold removal. This protects the client from the potential of a company claiming to have performed work that was either not done, or not done properly.

Orange Restoration goes beyond traditional mold testing and also performs off site lead and asbestos testing. When testing for these hazardous materials technicians carefully recover, contain, and remove a portion of the material to be tested and complete the testing in a controlled lab environment. This procedure allows the staff to safely test the material in question without risking further contamination of the site.

Orange Restoration is based in San Diego and is IICRC certified, licensed and insured. Orange Restoration offers mold remediation, flood damage and fire recovery services while using environmentally friendly materials that are 100% toxin free and safe for your children or pets. To find out more about Orange Restoration please contact us at 619-649-2415 or visit their website at http://orange-restoration.com.

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