Residential & Commercial Services
REMEDIATION SERVICES
Mold remediation is a unique and specialized service. Our mold remediation services, include: mold testing, mold removal, demolition, decontamination, containment and mold cleaning.
BioSweep Southeast is one of the few companies in the Charleston, South Carolina area to offer this unique and specialized service. Our project managers and team members have all the proper training and experience necessary to handle any type of remediation project from beginning to end.
OUR REMEDIATION PROCESS AT A GLANCE
At BIOSWEEP we specialize in providing quality, timely and effective remediation services. We can handle all the repairs needed from beginning to end.
Our team of professionals is extensively trained and certified in all areas pertaining mold remediation.
ASSESSMENT
REMEDIATION
RESTORATION
Trusted in the Lowcountry for over 10 years
BioSweep Southeast is locally owned and operated in Charleston, South Carolina. We understand the unique needs of our area and are always equipped with the necessary tools and products to deliver the remediation services you need.
Our team of professionals is always available to answer any questions you may have and provide a clear step-by-step guide throughout the entire restoration process. Getting your home or office back to normal is our top priority.
Residential & Commercial Services
Why choose BioSweep?
We take pride in every project that we do. We earn your trust by being dedicated, professional, honest and reliable. You can rest assured that we will not quit until the job is complete.
Additional reasons why you should trust BIOSWEEP:
- 10 + years industry experience
- Veteran-owned business
- IICRC certified restoration professionals
- We are fully licensed and insured
- 100% satisfaction guarantee
- Agreed upon pricing – no hidden fees
- IICRC certified restoration professionals
- Xactimate estimates for insurance
FAQ's
Frequently Asked Questions
Mold can thrive in moist environments created by a plumbing leak, roof leak or just high indoor humidity caused by a malfunctioning HVAC system. Without moisture mold, cannot grow. Mold only needs an organic food source, oxygen and a temperature between 40 degrees and 100 degrees F to grow.
Mold is a type of fungus that can be found both indoors and outdoors. No one knows how many species of mold exist, some experts believe there are thousands or more. Mold spreads and reproduces by making spores. Spores can survive extremely harsh conditions. When mold spores are released in the environment, they can be carried by air or water to new locations.
Additional facts to know about mold:
- Mold growth inside your home can affect the health of your family and compromise the physical structure of your home
- Mold will grow best in warm, damp and humid conditions, such as wet crawlspaces, wet walls and or under floorboards after water damage has occurred.
- If your home has been recently affected by water damage caused by storm damage, a slow plumbing leak or appliance leak, it is imperative that all wet materials be removed or dried immediately. You can call Biosweep if a water intrusion is affecting your home or office.
- Whether you can see a problem or merely suspect its presence, only a professional can help you identify the source and extent of any contamination.
- Home remedies like bleach can cause more problems, it is best to let the professionals handle the remediation for you.
Yes, if you see any dark spots on your ceiling, floors or walls, there is a high probability that it could be an area that has been affected by mold growth. Musty odors or a mildew smell are often signs that there is mold growing in your home or office. Respiratory and allergy symptoms such as coughing, sneezing, trouble breathing, and wheezing are a common indicators of indoor mold damage. Also, high humidity levels such as condensation on glass and metal surfaces are a warning sign of mold.
Mold can be hazardous to your health. If you see visible signs of mold inside your home or have a musky or mildew odor inside your home, calling a professional is best.
