Inspection & moisture mapping
Moisture meters, thermal imaging, and direct inspection locate visible growth and the hidden water source feeding it.
AirPro finds the moisture source, contains the affected area, removes contamination, and verifies the result with post-remediation air testing for commercial and government facilities across Georgia and the Southeast.
It starts behind a wall where a pipe sweats, under flooring that took on water during a storm, or inside an HVAC system moving humid air through shared ducts. By the time someone sees a stain or notices a musty odor, the colony may have been growing for weeks.
For commercial and government buildings, a localized problem can travel through shared ventilation and become a facility-wide issue. AirPro builds the remediation around accurate moisture mapping, controlled containment, physical removal, and documented verification—not a cosmetic cleanup that leaves the cause in place.
Every step is designed to protect occupants, control risk, document the work, and get the facility back to normal with fewer surprises.
Moisture meters, thermal imaging, and direct inspection locate visible growth and the hidden water source feeding it.
Physical barriers, negative pressure, and HEPA filtration keep spores inside the work zone and occupied areas protected.
Colonized porous materials are removed while remaining surfaces are HEPA-vacuumed and cleaned inside containment.
EPA-registered treatments address residual spores and help resist regrowth while moisture conditions are corrected.
Air testing verifies spore counts have returned to acceptable levels before the space is released.
We identify the leak, drainage, humidity, or condensation issue so the same area does not become a repeat project.
Commercial facilities have large footprints, multiple air handlers, shared ventilation, and dozens or hundreds of occupants breathing the same air. When mold takes hold, spores can move through ductwork and settle wherever conditions allow new growth.
In offices, schools, healthcare facilities, warehouses, and public buildings, the consequences extend beyond damaged material. Air-quality complaints, respiratory irritation, employee absences, operational disruption, and compliance concerns all become part of the problem.
Spraying bleach on a visible patch hides the symptom and leaves the cause in place. Effective remediation physically removes contaminated materials, controls airborne spread, cleans the work zone, and corrects the moisture condition that allowed growth.
AirPro does not call the project complete because the visible mold is gone. Post-remediation verification confirms the air is ready for occupants again. If the facility does not pass, the job is not finished.
Georgia humidity and storm-driven water intrusion create ideal conditions for mold. AirPro serves Metro Atlanta, Middle Georgia, and facilities across the Southeast with teams that understand local building conditions and the urgency of keeping occupied facilities operational.
From a complaint in one office suite to a building-wide remediation after major water damage, the sequence stays disciplined: find the source, contain the spread, remove contamination, and verify the result.
Clear answers before the work begins. No vague process. No disappearing act once the containment goes up.
Ask AirProAirPro uses post-remediation air testing to verify that airborne spore conditions have returned to acceptable levels before releasing the space.
Many projects can be phased and contained so unaffected areas remain operational. The approach depends on the size, location, and HVAC configuration of the affected area.
Recurring mold almost always means the moisture source was not corrected. AirPro maps moisture and identifies leaks, humidity, condensation, or drainage issues as part of the project.
Visible growth, musty odors, past water damage, and recurring air-quality complaints do not resolve on their own. AirPro is available 24/7 for commercial and government facilities.