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Inspection &
Assessment |
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Steamatic
begins by consulting with you, your insurance
company and indoor environmental professionals.
An assessment is made of ambient conditions
including moisture content and humidity levels.
This will determine 1) is a loss indicated, 2)
the cause of the loss, 3) remediation Scope of
Work, and 4) a cost estimate for removal. Once
the estimate is accepted, work can begin
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Containments and
Health & Safety |
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Containment
barriers are constructed to prevent the spread
of mold spores and mycelial fragments to
unaffected areas of your home or office. To
protect the health of Steamatic technicians,
protective clothing and full-face respirators
will be worn. The affected areas placed under
negative pressurization with HEPA filtration to
remove spores that become airborne during the
remediation process. |
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Contents |
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Contents from
affected areas will be sealed and removed to the
Steamatic restoration facility for cleaning. All
articles will be inventoried and recorded. Your
items can be stored and returned to your home or
office when the remediation and rebuild is
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Structure |
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Technicians
will first stabilize the environment to control
moisture levels if necessary. Areas with heavy
mold growth will be cleaned, sanded, HEPA
vacuumed or removed as
necessary. |
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Air
System |
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If microbial
growth is on a non-porous surface within your
air system, Steamatic technicians use our
proprietary equipment to clean and treat the
system with an anti-microbial
solution. |
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Clearance
Testing |
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Once the areas
have passed environmental testing, your home or
office is then ready to be turned over to the
general contractor of your choice for
reconstruction. |
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