A large Cazenovia Lake home suffered severe mold damage in its basement as the result of a broken supply line that ruptured during the winter, flooding the home for several weeks. The basement and large crawl spaces were covered in condensation and mold, epsecially on the wood subfloor and floor beams.

In order to property remediate the mold and mitigate damages, the home needed to be dried before the remediation could begin. A high-volume desiccant drying trailer was installed at the home to remove all the moisture in the basement. Containment was then setup throughout the home and in the crawl spaces to begin the mold remediation. A combination of media blasting and hand sanding was required to effectively remove the mold.

Once this massive process was completed, the affected areas were fogged with Sporicidin to disinfect. The entire home was then HEPA-vaccumed while large air-scrubbers cleaned the air. The home was tested before and after the remediation to make sure mold levels were reduced to normal.