About Mold

The EPA references a study about mold done in 1984 that 30% of all buildings have an indoor air quality issue. A local doctor stated that,

“If someone suddenly develops a runny nose, asthma, cough or sinus issues which don’t respond to conventional treatment, they would be wise to investigate their home or workplace for mold.” – Dr. David Minkoff

Mold being tested under a microscope: what is the cost of mold remediation in brockton? We work side by side with many doctors. When you combine our highly trained traditional remediation technicians with our state-of-the-art Dry Fog technology, you have an unbeatable combination.

Let us know how we can lend our expertise in helping you have a safer, healthier environment.

Using the same amazing technology to kill mold, Pure Maintenance uses its patented two-part system to create a germ barrier.

We begin by filling your building or room with an EPA registered dry fog called InstaPURE. This fog is ultra-penetrating and leaves absolutely no residue. Once the fog has filled the capacity of the room and has made contact with all surfaces, it remains suspended in the air for a desired dwell time until all germs are destroyed.

Pure Maintenance then begins the second step of the system. A similar fog to step one, an EPA registered fog called EverPURE is introduced to the room. EverPURE is dry and leaves no residue but creates an antimicrobial barrier on all surfaces of the room that will insure that for 90 days, your home or business will be germ-free.

Treats Ring Worm, MRSA, Staph, CDiff, Anthrax, Flu Virus, Hand Foot and Mouth, H1N1, COVID-19 and more.

Frequently Asked Questions About Mold

Q: Is mold in a house dangerous?

A: Yes! When mold is growing in a home, toxic spores are being released, and flow through the vents and air ducts to every room of the home. The spores are then breathed in by the occupants and can cause serious medical problems.

Q: Is mold harmful to breathe?

A: Mold is definitely harmful to breathe. The severity of the mold, as well as the type of mold, and the persons individual tolerance, will factor into the actual effects the mold has on the human body. Mold growth often occurs in hidden places inside a home, and is the source of mysterious illnesses.

Q: What effects does mold have on people?

A: Depending on the type of spores growing, illnesses ranging from sinus infections and allergies, to Alzheimer’s disease and MS, can result. Illnesses can be very serious and mold toxins in a body are difficult for medical professionals to measure. If you feel sick and the doctors aren’t sure why, getting your home tested for mold is a great idea.

Q: Can I use bleach to get rid of mold?

A: NO! This is a common misconception. Bleach will cause the mold spores to lose their color and appear to be gone, however, the spores will not die. They will continue to grow without color, and using a liquid bleach can even increase the speed at which they grow, because of the added moisture and humidity.

Q: What causes mold to grow?

A: The individual mold spores are traveling through open air all of the time. When the small amount of spores are breathed outdoors, they are combined with such a large portion of fresh air that they rarely have an effect on you. Sometimes in the spring, the outdoor counts increase and create outdoor allergies. However, when moisture is allowed to dwell on a porous surface inside a building, these few mold spores will attach themselves to that surface and begin to grow at a rapid pace. Once these spores have attached it takes much more than household cleaners to break their strong hold.