Commercial Mold Removal Services

If your commercial building needs a mold inspection, mold remediation, or mold sanitizing, Dutch's Mold Inspections and Mold Removal Services has the expertise and experience to get the job done. Over the years, we have dealt with countless mold removal projects in commercial buildings - from factories and apartment complexes to new construction on assisted living facilities and churches.

Pictured on the right are a few mold inspection and remediation projects, including a manufacturer in N. Royalton who needed a mold remediation service, a housing facility in Columbus that wanted a thorough sanitizing process, and an apartment complex in the greater Cleveland area with mold on the floorboards that needed to be eliminated before construction continued.

Commercial Mold Removal and Remediation

As mold inspection and mold remediation experts in Ohio, we frequently handle mold removal jobs for commercial facilities, housing, apartment complexes, and other commercial properties. Unlike a mold remediation job in an existing home, which includes professional removal of any material contaminated with mold (carpet, drywall, ceiling tiles, etc.) and then correcting the moisture issue and/or improving ventilation, our commercial jobs typically involve sanitizing rather than remediating.

Commercial Mold Sanitization. Not "Mold Cleaning."

At Dutch's Mold Inspections and Remediation Services, we typically don't use the phrase "mold cleaning" because it reinforces the myth that mold can be easily cleaned rather than killed.  However, mold sanitization is often referred to as mold cleaning, and in many cases, professional mold sanitization can keep a building safe from its harmful effects without the expense and demolition of mold remediation.

Mold Sanitization or Mold Remediation

We typically conduct a mold inspection to determine the best way to address the mold problem in a commercial building. Based on the area of visible mold, the type of mold, and the moisture content of the contaminated surface, we can determine whether mold sanitization will suffice.

Sanitization is commonly referred to as mold cleaning because the sanitizing process involves professional application of a biocide, or antimicrobial chemical, to kill the mold and prevent its spread, followed by a sealer to make the area more resistant to moisture and future mold growth, and then a cleaning of the air using HEPA air scrubbers.

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If you think your commercial building has mold and aren't sure whether you need a mold remediation process or can eliminate the risk with mold sanitization, call Dutch's Mold Inspections and Mold Remediation Services for a free quote.