Attic Decontamination

Wet attic after a roof leak or hurricane?

Wet insulation stops working the moment it gets saturated. A wet attic in Florida creates the perfect environment for toxic mold and other serious concerns. We remove it, dry the space, disinfect, and rebuild with new insulation before it becomes a bigger problem.

Get it Cleaned Up

Four ways Florida weather gets into your attic

Hurricanes, tropical storms, severe thunderstorms, or tornadoes

Roof leaks, damaged shingles, broken tiles, flashing, or vents

Leaking HVAC systems, drain lines, or plumbing

Humidity and condensation buildup

If you have any of the above issues, attic restoration is for you

When water enters your attic, it can lead to mold, mildew, fungal growth, unpleasant odors, high humidity levels in the home, and potential health concerns.

Our 4-Step Attic Restoration Process

1.

Remove wet or contaminated insulation

2.

Thorough attic inspection and perfect time to address any necessary repairs

3.

Hospital-grade disinfecting

*We also carry natural alternatives

4.

Install new insulation at your chosen R-factor

Wet Attic Today, mold spores tomorrow

A wet attic not only damages insulation but creates the perfect environment for mold growth. Damaged ducts and moldy insulation can push airborne spores into the rest of your home. This is a real concern for anyone with allergies, asthma, or a weaker immune system including young children and older adults.

Itching, rashes, or skin irritaion

Aggravated asthma and breathing trouble

Chronic fatigue and coughing/sneezing

Eye irritation and increased allergies

Higher risk for children & elderly household members

Unexplained low grade fevers

Flaring of auto immune conditions

Feeling better when you're away from home

How We Remove Insulation

1.

All water-damaged, mold-contaminated insulation comes out first.

2.

All insulation passes through hoses from the attic into out trucks so nothing passes through your home

3.

We dry out the space completely so moisture has nowhere left to hide.

4.

Hospital-grade disinfect addresses mold, odor, and contamination.

Does Homeowners Insurance Apply?

Some homeowners insurance covers the cost of remediation if it’s caused by wildlife (excluding rodents) or if there is a presence of mold due to water damage. Be sure to ask your insurance provider about covering some of the cost.