With 30 years of professional experience, IACMoldbusters combines conventional cleaning with state-of-the-art technology to provide the most comprehensive air duct cleaning, mold remediation, mold testing and disaster cleanup services available in the New York Tri-State Area and Long Island. We specialize in indoor environmental investigations and preventative cleaning measures. As one of the only east end companies in our field to have a Certified Indoor Environmentalist on staff, we will home in on the cause of toxicity and make sure it never resurfaces.
Besides mother-nature, a flood can occur from several sources such as broken pipes, poor drainage, clogged rain gutters, malfunctioning appliances or damaged foundation. Immediately contact your utility companies if you suspect any damage has occurred to water, gas, electric, or sewer lines. Make sure the home is safe before entering. If the home seems safe, the first thing you should do is try to stop the flow of water if possible. Stop the water at its source. Find the fuse box and turn off the main breaker.
IAC-MOLDBUSTERS have combined conventional cleaning with state of the art technology to perform the most comprehensive duct cleaning services available anywhere. We are environmental indoor clean air experts who can eliminate all infestations that can cause a number of growing problems for business and homeowners alike.
Buildings ventilation acts as its respiratory system. Dirt, dust, debris, microbial growth and other threatening agents can accumulate inside the HVAC. This pollution has been attributed to causing or aggravating 50 percent of employee illness. It has been proven that more than half of indoor air quality (IAQ) problems stem from HVAC systems. In addition, the same debris can be the chief cause of mechanical failure in an HVAC system. Upon a visit to your building or place of business, IAC Indoor Air Care will locate the trouble spots in the air conveyance system, with the latest technology including boreoscope pictures, robotic video inspection and mechanical hygiene reports of the HVAC system.
Water damage can be devastating to your home or business. In most cases, water damage happens as a result of water intrusion due to an outside leak, or a plumbing system failure. Sources of water damage include: washing machine overflow, dishwasher leakage, broken pipes, clogged toilet, roof leaking, and moisture behind walls, plumbing leaks, and bad weather (snow, rain, floods). A quick and proper drying procedure is required in even the smallest case of water damage; untreated, water damage can lead to mold growth and potentially structural damage.
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