Why isnt the drywall with the growth being removed? You can't clean it on drywall, and how do you know their isn't growth behind then drywall, and the bottom plates?
Actually you can remove the mold contamination from drywall. If you have the right system. Mold will not grow “into” or through drywall. Gypsum is a sterile environment. If you have mold on both sides of the drywall it’s because you had a water event on both sides. And that certainly can happen. That’s why we train all our system users how to check if there’s mold in the wall cavity BEFORE tearing it out. There’s no scientific reason to remove drywall because it has surface mold on it. Just get rid of the mold with Goldmorr. Then prove it’s gone with whatever type of surface sampling you want to throw at it.
Why isnt the drywall with the growth being removed? You can't clean it on drywall, and how do you know their isn't growth behind then drywall, and the bottom plates?
Actually you can remove the mold contamination from drywall. If you have the right system. Mold will not grow “into” or through drywall. Gypsum is a sterile environment. If you have mold on both sides of the drywall it’s because you had a water event on both sides. And that certainly can happen. That’s why we train all our system users how to check if there’s mold in the wall cavity BEFORE tearing it out. There’s no scientific reason to remove drywall because it has surface mold on it. Just get rid of the mold with Goldmorr. Then prove it’s gone with whatever type of surface sampling you want to throw at it.
You guys don’t use heppa vacuums
What IAQ equipment do you suggest using?