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Mold remediation in Georgia, done by the guidelines.

Mold grows where moisture stays. Sigma handles cleaning, drying and removal following IICRC, EPA and state guidelines, and can bring in a Certified Industrial Hygienist when needed.

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  • Certified Industrial Hygienist when needed
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Mold remediation

When there is visible mold, remediation is essential.

Mold is all around us, and in small amounts we can live with it. But after a natural disaster or water intrusion, building interiors can become magnets for exponential mold growth, which can lead to serious health problems for some people.

After water damage, our preferred method is to properly clean and dry surfaces and materials to prevent mold growth. If that is not possible, our mold remediation teams recommend removal based on the size and scope of the contamination, and may bring in a Certified Industrial Hygienist for consulting and testing.

While few laws govern how mold remediation must be done, we follow guidelines for the safe removal and disposal of mold-contaminated items published by the IICRC (Institute for Inspection, Cleaning, and Restoration Certification), the EPA and state requirements.

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An interior wall covered in heavy dark contamination, with an opened ceiling above
Opened ceiling with stained joists and spotted walls in a living room after water and fire damage
Plastic containment barrier with red tape and an air mover in the foreground
Negative air containment with a yellow duct and an air scrubber inside a home

How we respond

How mold remediation works.

  1. Inspection

    We assess the affected areas and, when needed, bring in a Certified Industrial Hygienist.

  2. Containment

    Work areas are isolated so contamination does not spread to the rest of the property.

  3. Cleaning and removal

    Contaminated materials are cleaned or removed following IICRC, EPA and state guidelines.

  4. Dry and rebuild

    The area is dried completely, and we can rebuild what was removed.

Where we work

All of Georgia. On site when you call.

Our dispatch center, staffed by Sigma employees, sends trained crews and Sigma-owned equipment to emergencies anywhere in Georgia at any hour. When a larger event strikes elsewhere, our teams travel to the job.

  • Sigma Restoration. All of Georgia, 24/7.
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  • Headquarters, Alpharetta, GA
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Recent projects

  • Alpharetta, GA (headquarters)
  • Savannah, GA

Cities we serve across Georgia

Metro Atlanta

Atlanta · Alpharetta · Roswell · Johns Creek · Milton · Sandy Springs · Dunwoody · Brookhaven · Chamblee · Doraville · Peachtree Corners · Norcross · Duluth · Suwanee · Sugar Hill · Buford · Cumming · Lawrenceville · Snellville · Lilburn · Auburn · Winder · Decatur · Tucker · Stone Mountain · Conyers · Covington · Stockbridge · McDonough · Marietta · Smyrna · Mableton · Kennesaw · Acworth · Woodstock · Canton · Holly Springs · Powder Springs · Austell · Douglasville · Lithia Springs · Villa Rica · East Point · College Park · Fairburn · Union City · Peachtree City · Fayetteville · Newnan · Griffin

North Georgia

Gainesville · Dahlonega · Dalton · Rome · Cartersville · Calhoun · Ellijay · Blue Ridge · Toccoa · Cleveland

Athens and East Georgia

Athens · Augusta · Martinez · Evans · Statesboro · Thomson

Savannah and the coast

Savannah · Pooler · Richmond Hill · Hinesville · Tybee Island · Brunswick · St. Simons Island · Jekyll Island · Kingsland · St. Marys

Middle Georgia

Macon · Warner Robins · Perry · Milledgeville · Dublin · Forsyth · Fort Valley · Eatonton

West Georgia

Columbus · LaGrange · Carrollton · Cedartown · Americus

South Georgia

Albany · Valdosta · Tifton · Thomasville · Moultrie · Bainbridge · Cordele · Waycross · Douglas · Vidalia

And every community in between.

Frequently asked questions

Straight answers, before you call.

Still have a question? Call us any hour, or send a request and our team will follow up.

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Is mold dangerous?

Mold can affect indoor air quality and damage materials, and some people are more sensitive to it than others. If you suspect mold, avoid disturbing it and call a professional.

Can I just clean mold myself?

Small, surface-level spots may be cleaned, but widespread mold or mold caused by hidden moisture needs a professional. If the moisture source is not fixed, mold comes back.

Which guidelines does Sigma follow?

Cleaning, drying and removal follow IICRC, EPA and state guidelines, and a Certified Industrial Hygienist can be involved when needed.

How do you keep mold from coming back?

By finding and fixing the moisture source and drying the area completely before anything is rebuilt.

Do you rebuild after the remediation?

Yes. We can carry your project from remediation through reconstruction, so you work with one team.

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