Proper containment is a key part of any restoration project, and this setup shows exactly how we prioritize safety and cleanliness. In this image, a technician is carefully removing a square of drywall from the wall as part of a larger remediation effort. All nearby doorways are sealed with containment barriers to help isolate the affected area and prevent the spread of dust, debris, or airborne particles. An air scrubber is also in place, actively filtering the air to improve indoor air quality during the process. These steps are especially important when dealing with mold, sewage, or other contaminants. Our team follows strict protocols to protect your home and your health. Every action we take is designed to limit disruption while ensuring a thorough and professional result. At SERVPRO, we’re committed to restoring your space safely and efficiently from the inside out.

At SERVPRO, our technicians wear full personal protective equipment (PPE) while safely removing mold from affected areas. Using industry-approved techniques, we contain the damage, remove contaminated materials, and restore your space properly.

If you suspect mold in your home or business, don’t wait—contact SERVPRO today for professional mold remediation services.

Our SERVPRO technician, fully equipped with PPE, is marking the wall to ensure a precise cut for restoration. Safety, precision, and professionalism are at the core of everything we do. No matter the damage, we’re ready to restore your space with expert care. 

We want to protect you from the mold, that's where containments come in! It keeps the mold in and you out. 

Mold can be very destructive in almost any structure.  In this situation, the customer was storing boxes in a closet.  After moving the boxes, they realized they had a major mold problem from a flood 6 months ago.  The customer thought they took care of the problem themselves, but didn't realize the water travel through the wall in a closet.  Knowing to call the professionals at SERVPRO of Fair Oaks / Folsom, would have made a major difference in the original water damage.

This client had discovered significant mold growth behind some baseboards when they decided to remodel one of their classrooms at their elementary school.  They knew to call the experts at SERVPRO of Fair Oaks / Folsom for professional help.  During the inspection, the project manager discovered there was a leaking pipe in the wall.  Our well trained crew fixed the pipe, completed the mold remediation and prevented cross contamination to the rest of the classroom.  Additionally, the crews finished the work in 48 hours so the school could complete the repairs before the school year started.  The school was very appreciative and the teacher sent a special thank you card.

This is a good example of what can happen when water damage is untreated.  This customer wiped up the water from a broken pipe in the hallway bathroom, but didn't realize the water soaked through into the Bedroom Closet.  Knowing to call the expert team at SERVPRO would have dramatically changed the coarse and cost of this cleanup.

Mold contamination can be much worse on the inside of a wall cavity, compared to the outside.  Often times, homeowners don't know to call the experts at SERVPRO and only consider what they can see with their eyes.  Our professionally trained crews use moisture meters, thermal-hygrometers and thermal imaging cameras to locate moisture to prevent further damage.

This customer found a leaking faucet under their Kitchen sink.  Since the cabinet allowed the area to remain undetected, the mold was able to continue to grow and destroyed their cabinet, insulation and drywall.  The experience of SERVPRO trained crews can minimize the contamination and cost of the mold remediation and subsequent repairs.

This customer had water intrusion from the outside of their house and into their wall cavity.  This was completely undetected until their interior drywall was removed from a separate water damage inside.  Situations like this require the expert crews SERVPRO to prevent cross contamination to the rest of the house.