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Our Testing Follows IICRC Industry Standards

Testing is required by IICRC & OSHA. The IICRC states the #1 responsibility of a restoration company is not drying out a home. It is public health and safety.

Measure Contamination: Evaporation and air moving equipment causes serious airborne contamination, moving from room to room and settling on surfaces.

Expand Job Scope: Instant digital reports tell a restoration company where air filtration devices, containment, and additional cleaning and disinfecting are needed.

Justification: The report provides hard scientific data to back up your restoration work, according to the IICRC standards and regulatory compliance. Tests are covered by insurance and free to homeowners and contractors.