Mold cleaning and treatment in air ducts means finding and removing mold from the HVAC system (heating, ventilation, and air conditioning). Mold likes to grow in dark, damp places, and if it’s in your ducts, it can spread spores into your home’s air. This can cause health problems and lower your indoor air quality. Mold treatment removes the mold and helps stop it from coming back.

Here’s how the mold cleaning and treatment process usually works:

1. Inspection:
Trained technicians start by checking the HVAC system and ducts for signs of mold, moisture, or anything unusual.

2. Safety First:
If they find mold, the team sets up safety measures to keep mold from spreading to other parts of the home. They also protect themselves and anyone nearby.

3. Find the Moisture Source:
Since mold needs moisture to grow, the technicians look for leaks, poor ventilation, or anything else causing dampness. They fix these problems to stop mold from returning.

4. Removing the Mold:
Using special tools like brushes and air blowers, the team loosens and removes the mold from inside the ducts.

5. HEPA Vacuuming:
They use high-efficiency vacuums with HEPA filters to suck up mold spores and tiny particles without spreading them into the air.

6. Anti-Microbial Treatment:
After cleaning, they apply a special anti-microbial spray to the ducts. This treatment stops mold from growing back.

7. Final Check:
Once cleaning is done, the technicians check everything again. They make sure all the mold is gone and test for moisture to be sure the area is dry.

8. Putting It Back Together:
If any parts of the HVAC system were taken apart for cleaning, they reassemble them properly to make sure everything works like it should.

9. Tips to Keep Mold Away:
Finally, the team will give advice on how to prevent mold in the future, like fixing leaks quickly, improving ventilation, and keeping indoor humidity low.