Reliable Basement Waterproofing Contractor in Frisco, TX

This customer called Olympic Restorations Systems with a concern that they may have mold/mildew in the vents from the upstairs HVAC unit.  When Olympic Restoration Systems was contacted for a quote for cleaning of the duct work, we scheduled them with one of our Specialists for an assessment and quote. Once received, they proceeded with an air duct cleaning with Olympic Restoration Systems.  We removed the air registers and cleaned them. Then we used a HEPA vacuum for the diffuser box and the surrounding area. We cleaned the ducts using a negative air system combined with compressed air whips to break the debris free from the ducts. With this type of air duct cleaning, each duct is attached to a power negative air machine which draws 3500 cubic feet per minute through the duct and into the system. The system has three stages of filters with the last one being a HEPA filter which assures nothing is released into the home. We used a HEPA vacuum for the coils and the blower. We cleaned the supply and return plenums. We cleaned the plenum by using a HEPA vacuum. We treated it with an EPA registered antimicrobial solution. We finished by re-attaching all the ducts and assuring they were properly sealed.

These photos are from a mold remediation job completed in Frisco, TX by Olympic Restoration Systems. We were contacted after a homeowner had mold growth confirmed by a licensed mold inspector and needed a licensed mold remediation company. Our Production Team was able to safely and efficiently remove the mold-damaged drywall, insulation, and flooring from the unit. In the pictures, you can see where they set up containment and used HEPA vacuums to ensure that mold and other pollutants did not circulate throughout the home during the mold removal process. 

*If you think there is mold in your home, the first step is to contact a licensed mold inspector. Per state law, the licensed mold inspector and licensed mold remediation company must be separate entities. This is a protection for the homeowner. If mold growth is confirmed by a mold inspector, you should be given a mold protocol. The next step is to send this protocol to Olympic Restoration Systems so that you can receive a licensed mold remediation estimate. 

These photos are from a mold remediation job completed in Frisco, TX by Olympic Restoration Systems. We were contacted after a homeowner had mold growth confirmed by a licensed mold inspector and needed a licensed mold remediation company. Our Production Team was able to safely and efficiently remove the mold-damaged drywall, insulation, and flooring from her home. In the pictures, you can see where they set up containment and used HEPA vacuums to ensure that mold and other pollutants did not circulate throughout the home during the mold removal process. 

*If you think there is mold in your home, the first step is to contact a licensed mold inspector. Per state law, the licensed mold inspector and licensed mold remediation company must be separate entities. This is a protection for the homeowner. If mold growth is confirmed by a mold inspector, you should be given a mold protocol. The next step is to send this protocol to Olympic Restoration Systems so that you can receive a licensed mold remediation estimate. 

This customer called and stated that she had about 3 inches of water in her crawl space after rain. She believed it was all ground water, and was fearful that mold would grow. She scheduled an appointment with one of our System Designs Specialist, Tyler, and he visited her property for an assessment. After inspection, Tyler gave a proposal to the homeowner for a crawl space encapsulation system, and she accepted.

The production team completed the crawl space remediation, which included placing a SmartSump plus sump pump, drainage matting, CleanSpace vapor barrier, and a SaniDry Sedona dehumidifier in the crawl space.

These homeowners needs to update their crawl space lining after a season of heavy rains. Our team came in to inspect and discovered standing water, rust, and high humidity.

We installed a CleanSpace crawl space encapsulation system to replace their old, damaged liner. Next, we installed two SmartSump pump systems to remove water as it seeps into the space. We also installed a dehumidifier and a humidity sensor that sends readings to a small panel in the house.

After vacation, these homeowners came home to discover a roof leak. The water damage was bad enough, but mold had already begun to grow. They contacted us to help. We set up a containment barrier and removed affected materials. Afterward, the mold was cleaned using an EPA registered antimicrobial and HEPA vacuumed. These homeowners now can rest easy knowing their mold problem has been taken care of. 

When this homeowner looked under his crawl space and noticed it was flooding, he contacted us for help. After removing debris and regrading, our team installed a SmartSump to remove ground water. Using CleanSpace drainage matting and CleanSpace vapor barrier, we encapsulated the crawl space, protecting the home from future flooding. A dehumidifier was installed to control the humidity. 

A water leak caused mold growth in a homeowner's hallway and closet. An inspection was done and the team from Olympic Restoration Systems was called to help remediate. 

A containment barrier was set up in the closet and hallway along with negative air scrubbers. The affected material was removed. Using a HEPA vacuum, all exposed areas were cleaned and then wiped down with an antimicrobial solution. Another test was done, ensuring that the mold was completely gone from this home, leaving the homeowners resting easy knowing that their home was safe.