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New Jersey's
Mold Remediation Expert

There is no one set mold remediation standard that can be relied upon in its entirety. GWE employs industry accepted guidelines that are based all or in-part on the following standards: IICRC, EPA, NYCDOH & OSHA. In addition, professional judgement and experience ultimately tailor the mold remediation protocol used on any one site.

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Mold Has You Worried?

Got Mold? Don't Panic!

When mold invades your home and the normal fungal ecology gets out of hand, you can be faced with property damage and ill health effects. So start by asking questions.

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The Following Are Considerations Taken into Account on Every Project:

A. Mold Assessment

Often a separate “remediation plan” is provided clearly defining the scope of work to be completed, the moisture source to be corrected, acceptable mold levels, what is included and not included in the overall scope of work of the project.

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B. Permits

Are responsibility of the homeowner unless included in the proposal.

C. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE)

Environmental technicians typically wear PPE including: Tyvek Suits, Booties N-95 Respirator, Eye protection and gloves

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D. Containment/Site Bio-Security

May be erected to control contaminated area(s) and cross-contamination of non-contaminated areas. Typically consists of a plastic barrier equipped with a negative air machine and/or air scrubbers / fans to aide in controlling airborne mold spores which are filtered from the air and ejected to outside the structure. Note: containment must not be broken by anyone other than GWE personnel without authorization from GWE at any time for any reason.

E. Demolition

Mold damaged contents are usually removed / disposed of and can include: sheetrock, carpet, plywood, insulation, wood floors, cardboard, furniture or other porous materials.

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F. Structure Protection

Points of ingress / egress into the structure (floors, carpeting, walls, etc.) are often protected with use of: Ram Board (or similar material), padding, plastic, adhesive floor coverings, etc.

G. Content Management

Wipe down through standard industry protocol all Non porous and any semi porous materials. Properly discard any affected materials that cannot be properly cleansed. Fees clearly outlined in proposal.

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H. Debris Disposal Area

Often involves a dedicated staging area that is established where debris containers, storage boxes, etc. are set up.

I. Mold Remediation

Either traditional or modern techniques may be employed on a mold remediation depending on type and size of project, client health issues and medical suggestions. Traditional methods often involve a combination of area wipe downs with an antimicrobial solution (chemical biocide) / hydrogen peroxide / ammonia / vinegar / Tyme / Lemon Juice with wire brush scrubbing of stubborn areas with HEPA vacuuming. Modern techniques may involve: chemicals (sodium hypochlorite), blasting (Dry Ice, Soda, Sand, Water), ozone, UV Light, structural pasteurization (Heat), enzymes, fogs, etc.

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J. Biocides

GWE regularly uses EPA endorsed Biocides and Fungicides such as: RMR (Sodium Hypoclorite), Shockwave, Concrobium, etc. which are typical with this type of work. Should a chemical sensitivity be an issue, other non-chemical Biocides will be used.

K. Fogging

Mechanical fogging with Natural based mold inhibitor such as and not limited to Thymeoil is often employed after bulk of intensive remediation has been completed

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L. Encapsulant

Sometimes, the use of a mold inhibiting paint (encapsulant) may be employed where client would be advised in advance.

M. HVAC System

Seal off all supply lines/ registers and returns in affected area. GWE recommends that ducts be remediated per National Air Duct  which is not part of the remediation proposal

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Use HEPA filtration units vented to the outside of work space.

O. Site Manager

GWE assigns a Project Manager (PM) who is point person for all questions regarding the remediation. Technicians are not to be asked questions as they are not familiar with all aspects of the project.

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P. Communication

PM is point person for daily processes, keeping Clients / occupants informed of the process and any changes to the protocol (all changes to be in writing).

Q. Adaptive Protocols

Every structure, client and occupant all have different / unique needs. GWE will strive to ensure the remediation plan enacted is the best plan for your situation where last minute changes are to be expected.

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R. Air Cleansing / Dewatering

After remediation is completed, area to be left with air scrubbers / fans and / or dehumidifiers for a minimum of three (3) days to ensure site has adequately dried and airborne particulates and mold spores have been cleansed from the air. PM will periodically visit site, check moisture levels and adjust duration as needed.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Difference Between Mold Removal and Mold Remediation?

They are used interchangeably where a Remediation is the removal of molds back to Normal Fungal Ecology. You can't get rid of mold 100%.

How Much Does Mold Remediation Cost per Square Foot?

It depends on a few facftors like: access, basement vs attic, finished areas vs. non-finished areas and organisms type (toxic vs. non-toxic. So looks at a range of from $5.00/SF to as much as $25.00/SF (or more).

How to Get Rid of Black Mold Home Remedy?

Black mold tends to grow in patchy / clumped areas. best way to remove it is dispose of the removable items or cut out that area of wall board. Smaller areas less than 5 SF and there are no health issues to worry about are often easily addressed this way.

How Do I Know the Contractor Did a Good Job with the Mold Remediation?

PermitsFirst, was the moisture intrusion source(s) corrected? If moisture is under control, a Clearance Test should be performed which is a combination of factors that include a visual inspection, review of remediation protocol, sampling, etc. Only then can you get a good idea if the area was properly brought back to normal fungal ecology.

Will Attic Mold Adversely Affect an Appraisal of a Home If It Has Been Professionally Remediated?

Normally no.

How Long Does It Take?

Hidden Moisture Clues - GWESimple cleanses and spot remediation can be completed in a few hours where more elaborate remediations and restoration might take weeks. It depends on the impacts to the home and the occupants.

I Had Mold Remediated in My Home, but It’s Back. What Is Going On?

DryIce - GWEMold is a product of hydrology, humidity and moisture.  Was the source of water that caused the mold addressed as part of your remediation?  We know that mold and water go hand in hand.  If your environment’s hydrology are not properly managed, the mold will return.  We have Certified Hydrologists on staff to ensure that the source of water is appropriately addressed to ensure any future mold growth is mitigated.

Will I Die from Mold Exposure?

Bio Hazard Form - GW LLCWe are all going to die (eventually). But there are no known documented death’s from mold toxicity that we are aware of. But the young, old and immuno-compromised individuals are more susceptible to mold related illnesses.

What Is Toxic Black Mold?

Ceiling Black Mold - GWEThe term “Black Mold” or “Toxic Black Mold” has been attributed to a dark / black mold (called Stachybotrys) that has been demonized in the media as a result of some very well-known lawsuits. While Stachybotrys is known to produce “mycotoxins” that can adversely affect human health, it does not fare to say it is toxic.

What Kind of Certification Does a Mold Contractor Need?

PMII CMRWhile the State of New Jersey does not require any specific certifications, anyone you work with should have a NJHICL & proper general liability insurance.  There are numerous mold certification firms that offer training; any contractor you work with should have mold training and participate in ongoing continuing education.

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