There is a high probability that your home has mold if you have a;

• Crawl space and/ or a basement with no dehumidification since the home was built.
• Elevated humidity >55% in your crawlspace or basement.
• The air conditioning unit in the attic and the A/C coil have not been inspected.
• Flex duct in your attic that is over 15 years old
• Heating and air conditioning unit housed in your crawl space
• Historical plumbing leak under your kitchen sink
• Any major water event (flooding, plumbing/roof leak)

Bioaerosols include fungi (mold spores), bacteria, gases, mycotoxins, vapors, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, radon, and volatile organic compounds. High concentrations of these indoor contaminants can cause disease or predispose occupants to adverse health effects.

Bioaerosols include fungi (mold spores), volatile organic compounds, formaldehyde, bacteria, mycotoxins, endotoxins, vapors, carbon monoxide, and elevated carbon dioxide,

An IAQ is a comprehensive investigation of the air quality within and around a residential or commercial establishment. Factors such as poor ventilation, dampness, past or present water intrusion, indoor temperature/ relative humidity, and types of building materials will affect the indoor air quality. All of these factors could cause an increase in airborne contaminants known as bioaerosols.

• Thermo-hygrometer: Temperature and relative humidity readings
• Moisture Meter: Measures moisture level of porous substrates (walls, wood, etc.)
• Infrared (IR) Thermometer: Measures temperature deferential instantly from a distance of 50ft.
• BuckBioAire Sampling pump: Traditional Air Sampling
• Rotary Vane Sampling Pump-used for culture air samples
• GasMonitor: Measures the presence and quantity of various gases (CO2, MO, etc.)
• Laser Particle Counter: Used to determine the air quality (cleanliness) by counting and sizing the number of particles in the air.

Everyone could benefit from a baseline comprehensive home and/or business inspection. According to our data, 70% of homes have mold/ mycotoxins present that are negatively affecting the health of all occupants, including pets. Gina always says, “We go to the doctor yearly for check-ups, so we should also check the health of our home.”

The cost of an indoor air quality inspection depends on the square footage, the number of samples taken, and the scope of work custom to each dwelling. Nurse Gina & Co. prides itself on offering affordable pricing. Gina always says, “ We are not going to spend your money unnecessarily; however, we are not going to compromise the integrity of what we do to save you money.”

In most states, the mold inspection industry has no rules and regulations. Anyone can call themself an inspector and charge unrealistic fees. Nurse Gina & Co. is a group of licensed professionals who treat your home like their own. We provide affordable, consistent pricing without compromising integrity.

An environmental cleanse is a two-step process created in 2019 to ensure the safety of the dwelling occupants from residual mold and mycotoxins after remediation. The cleanse includes wiping down all horizontal and vertical surfaces, including walls, ceilings, floors, all furniture, & counters. All porous surfaces (mattresses, chairs, couches, etc.), are HEPA vacuumed. The last part of the cleanse includes applying an EPA-registered, water-based, non-toxic product (“RN Select Disinfectant” created by Nurse Gina & Co) with an electrostatic spray that allows for 360 degrees of coverage.

If you are interested in protecting your employees at your commercial property, please visit the Germbuster System website.