Reconstruction After Mold Remediation
Post-Mold Remediation Repairs
APAS rebuilds areas opened or removed during qualified mold remediation. We do not present reconstruction as mold inspection or mold-remediation work.
When This Service Applies
Reconstruction After the Property Is Stabilized
Reconstruction begins after the remediation provider completes the required work and the area has the appropriate clearance to close.
Work the Scope May Include
How the Project Moves
- 1Confirm remediation completion and clearance
- 2Review removed building materials
- 3Prepare the reconstruction scope
- 4Rebuild affected areas
- 5Final walkthrough
One Company, Every Trade
The Work Behind the Repair
APAS self-performs the trades a property-damage job needs, in the order the site needs them. Each one has its own page explaining how we do it.
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