Restoration Now provides mold remediation throughout Council Bluffs, IA, part of the Iowa Metroin Pottawattamie County. Certified mold remediation, containment, and sanitization for homes and businesses in Council Bluffs.
You shouldn't have to be the go-between for contractors and adjusters during a mold problem. We document everything the way your insurance company needs it, handle the paperwork, and bill them directly.
We invoice your insurance company directly, so your only out-of-pocket cost is your normal policy deductible.
Our estimates are written in Xactimate — the same pricing software insurance companies use — so there's no back-and-forth over numbers.
We take detailed moisture readings and step-by-step photos throughout the job, so there's clear proof to back up your claim.
Wiping down surface mold with bleach doesn't solve the problem. Our process relies on proper containment, real air scrubbing, and treating the material at the root to actually get rid of it for good.
Step 1: Find The Source
We use thermal imaging and moisture meters to find hidden mold growth and figure out what's feeding it — whether that's a broken pipe needing water damage restoration or foundation seepage. Fixing the moisture source is what stops the mold from coming back.
Step 2: Seal It Off
To keep spores from spreading into the rest of your home, we build a sealed barrier around the work area and run HEPA air scrubbers that pull air out and trap airborne particles before they can escape.
Step 3: Remove The Mold
Damaged drywall and insulation that can't be cleaned are removed and bagged inside the containment area. Wood framing is sanded or brushed clean, then thoroughly HEPA vacuumed to pull out remaining spores.
Step 4: Treat The Area
We treat exposed framing with EPA-registered antimicrobial products that get into the wood grain to kill off remaining mold at the root, without leaving behind harsh fumes.
Step 5: Confirm It's Gone
Once everything's dry, treated wood gets a protective sealant to guard against future moisture. We keep our air filtration running until an independent Post-Remediation Verification (PRV) test confirms the air is clean.
Regular household bleach is mostly water. On porous surfaces like wood or drywall, the water soaks in while the chlorine stays on the surface — which can actually feed the mold's root system and cause it to grow back stronger within weeks.
Straight answers on safety, containment, insurance, and what it actually takes to remove mold for good.
Minutes matter when water damage occurs or mold colonies root into your drywall. Contact our team right now to get an expert headed over to your location
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