Mold Remediation
in Aledo & Fort Worth, TX.

North Texas summers push humidity above 60% for weeks at a time, and Parker County homes — particularly those with crawl spaces, pier-and-beam foundations, or aging HVAC systems — can hit relative humidity levels that sustain mold growth on drywall, insulation, and wood framing within 24 to 48 hours of a water intrusion. S.W.A.T. Restoration treats mold remediation in Aledo and Fort Worth as a year-round concern. Air-O-Cell cassette sampling taken during inspection establishes baseline spore counts by species. HEPA negative air machines maintain containment during removal so spores don't cross-contaminate clean areas. After physical remediation, Concrobium and Microban antimicrobials are applied to inhibit regrowth. Clearance testing confirms the job is complete before containment comes down.

IICRC S520 is the professional standard for mold remediation. It mandates that remediation scope be determined by visual inspection and air sampling — not visual inspection alone. Contaminated material must be physically removed and disposed of, not painted over or treated in place beyond what the standard permits. Containment with polyethylene sheeting and HEPA negative air machines prevents cross-contamination during the work. Post-remediation verification testing confirms spore counts have returned to outdoor baseline levels before the area is released. S.W.A.T. Restoration follows S520 protocol on every mold job. The EPA mold remediation guidelines align with this standard and are followed for occupied residential properties — particularly important for families with asthma or respiratory sensitivities.