Spray Squad

Pre-Remediation Treatment

Contain mold
before remediation.

Mold remediation disturbs colonies, releasing millions of spores. Our pre-treatment kills surface spores and creates a protective barrier—reducing spread, lowering remediation costs, and protecting unaffected areas.

We coordinate with your remediation contractor for optimal timing

Pre-remediation mold treatment spray application
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Since 2017

Why It Matters

Benefits of pre-remediation treatment

Pre-treatment isn't just an extra step—it's a critical containment measure that makes remediation safer, faster and more cost-effective.

Reduce Spore Spread

Mold remediation disturbs colonies, releasing millions of spores. Pre-treatment kills surface spores before they become airborne during demolition.

Protect Unaffected Areas

Pre-treatment creates an antimicrobial barrier on surrounding materials, preventing cross-contamination during the remediation process.

Lower Remediation Costs

By containing mold before remediation, you may reduce the scope of work needed. Less spread means less material removal and reconstruction.

Safer for Workers

Pre-treatment reduces airborne spore concentrations, creating a safer environment for remediation crews even with proper PPE.

Faster Re-Occupancy

Pre-treated spaces often pass post-remediation testing faster. Less residual contamination means quicker return to normal use.

Documentation for Insurance

Professional pre-treatment provides documentation that proper containment measures were taken—helpful for insurance claims.

When to Use

Scenarios that benefit from pre-treatment

Not every mold situation requires pre-treatment, but these scenarios benefit significantly from containment before remediation.

01

Before Demolition

Strongly Recommended

Any mold remediation involving material removal (drywall, insulation, flooring) should include pre-treatment to minimize spore release.

02

Large Affected Areas

Strongly Recommended

When mold covers more than 10 square feet, pre-treatment is especially important to contain the scope before disturbance.

03

HVAC-Connected Spaces

Strongly Recommended

If the affected area connects to HVAC systems, pre-treatment prevents spores from spreading through ductwork during remediation.

04

Occupied Buildings

When remediation occurs in partially occupied homes or commercial buildings, pre-treatment protects unaffected areas and occupants.

05

Sensitive Environments

Schools, healthcare facilities, and homes with immunocompromised residents benefit from maximum containment measures.

06

Insurance Requirements

Some insurance policies or remediation protocols require documented pre-treatment as part of proper containment procedures.

Our Process

How pre-remediation treatment works

We coordinate with your remediation contractor for seamless timing and maximum effectiveness.

01

Coordination with Remediator

We work with your remediation contractor to schedule pre-treatment before their work begins. Timing is coordinated for maximum effectiveness.

02

Area Assessment

We assess the affected area and surrounding spaces to determine treatment zones. This includes areas that will be disturbed and buffer zones.

03

HOCl Application

EPA-registered hypochlorous acid is applied to all affected surfaces and surrounding areas. HOCl kills mold spores on contact without toxic residue.

04

Documentation

We provide detailed documentation of the pre-treatment for your records and insurance claims, including areas treated and products used.

Why HOCl

HOCl vs. traditional antimicrobials

Our hypochlorous acid technology offers significant advantages over traditional chemical treatments for pre-remediation applications.

Comparison
HOCl (Our Method)
Traditional Chemicals
Safety during application
Safe for occupied spaces, no evacuation needed
Toxic fumes require evacuation and full PPE
Residue after treatment
Breaks down to salt water, no toxic residue
Chemical residue may require additional cleaning
Effectiveness on spores
Kills spores on contact, penetrates porous materials
Surface-level only, spores can survive in pores
Time to remediation
Remediation can begin immediately after treatment
May require ventilation time before work begins
Environmental impact
Biodegradable, environmentally safe
Harsh chemicals with environmental concerns

For Remediation Companies

Partner with us for pre-treatment

Many remediation companies refer clients to us for pre-treatment. It makes your job safer, reduces callbacks, and demonstrates comprehensive service to your clients.

  • Safer work environment for your crews
  • Better post-remediation clearance rates
  • Flexible scheduling to match your timeline
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Common Questions

Pre-remediation treatment FAQs

What is pre-remediation spray treatment?

Pre-remediation spray is an antimicrobial treatment applied BEFORE mold remediation begins. It kills surface mold spores and creates a protective barrier, reducing the spread of spores when remediation contractors disturb mold colonies during demolition and removal.

Why not just let the remediation company handle everything?

Remediation companies focus on removal and reconstruction. Pre-treatment is a specialized containment step that reduces spore spread during their work. Many remediation companies welcome or even recommend pre-treatment because it makes their job safer and more effective. Some refer clients to us specifically for this service.

How soon before remediation should pre-treatment be done?

Ideally, pre-treatment should be done 24-48 hours before remediation begins, though same-day treatment is also effective. The key is treating BEFORE any demolition or disturbance of mold-affected materials. We coordinate timing with your remediation contractor.

Does pre-treatment replace full remediation?

No. Pre-treatment is a containment measure, not a replacement for proper remediation. You still need professional remediation to remove mold-damaged materials and address the moisture source. Pre-treatment simply makes remediation safer and more effective.

Is pre-remediation treatment covered by insurance?

Often yes, as part of containment and mitigation efforts. Pre-treatment can be documented as a reasonable step to limit damage spread, which insurers typically support. We provide detailed documentation for your insurance claim.

What makes HOCl better than traditional antimicrobials for pre-treatment?

HOCl (hypochlorous acid) is EPA-registered, non-toxic, and doesn't require evacuation—critical when pre-treating occupied buildings. Unlike bleach or harsh chemicals, HOCl penetrates porous materials to kill spores below the surface. It breaks down to salt water, leaving no toxic residue that could complicate remediation.

Service Areas

Pre-remediation treatment near you

Coordinated pre-treatment services throughout Athens and Northeast Georgia.

Athens-Clarke

Oglethorpe

Jackson

Hart

Franklin

Barrow

Gwinnett

Oconee

Morgan

Walton

Greene

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Contain mold before remediation begins

Pre-treatment reduces spore spread, lowers remediation costs, and protects unaffected areas. We coordinate with your remediation contractor for optimal timing.

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