- (251) 655-1131
- office@specialtouchrestoration.com
- 1266 South Blvd, Brewton, AL 36426
- 24/7 Emergency Cleanup Services
At Special Touch, every mold remediation project we take on centers on one goal: removing the hazard and keeping it from returning. We are not here to mask odors or scrub visible spots. Our focus is on thorough containment, proper material removal, and moisture control that stops regrowth. Every job is treated with the same attention to detail, ensuring the air you breathe is clean and the surfaces stay dry.
Mold spreads quickly when moisture isn’t controlled, and cleaning the surface doesn’t stop it from returning. We identify the source, remove contaminated materials safely, and treat affected areas with antimicrobial solutions so spores don’t come back. Every step follows tested protocols, from containment and air filtration to final clearance testing, so you know your home is safe again.
We assess the extent of mold growth, identify moisture sources, and establish containment barriers to prevent spore spread.
Mold-damaged materials are removed, surfaces are treated with antimicrobials, and HEPA filtration captures airborne spores.
Post-remediation clearance testing confirms spore levels are safe and mold has been fully eliminated.
Ask questions at any stage and you’ll get straight answers in plain terms. Our team walks through findings, explains moisture readings, and outlines the full scope before removal begins. Every mold remediation project follows IICRC S520 protocols so materials are removed safely, containment holds, and air quality improves. You stay informed, timelines are realistic, and the work is documented from start to clearance testing.
Removing mold colonies and spores improves the air quality your family breathes every day.
Proper containment and removal prevent active colonies from spreading to unaffected rooms and materials.
Early remediation protects wood framing and drywall from further decay.
Eliminating the source removes the musty smell that lingers in affected spaces.
Verified clearance testing confirms your home is safe to occupy again.
Documented professional remediation maintains your home's resale value and insurability over time.
Effective mold remediation requires proper containment barriers, controlled negative air pressure, and HEPA filtration to prevent cross-contamination. Technicians remove affected materials following IICRC S520 protocols, then apply antimicrobial treatments to surfaces. Post-remediation air quality testing confirms spore counts have returned to safe levels, ensuring the space is ready for reconstruction and long-term occupancy.
Every project starts with moisture mapping and air quality testing to locate all growth.
Contaminated materials are removed under containment barriers to prevent cross-contamination throughout the structure.
HEPA filtration and EPA-registered antimicrobials support thorough spore elimination.
Clients receive detailed reports covering findings, scope, and clearance testing results for insurance claims.
Mold remediation costs vary based on the extent of contamination, the materials that need removal, and the scope of moisture control required. Projects involving structural materials, extensive containment, or clearance testing will cost more than surface-level treatments. Special Touch provides detailed assessments to identify all affected areas before quoting, so you understand what’s driving the price and what work will actually protect your home.
Most mold remediation projects take several days to complete, depending on the size of the affected area and the complexity of material removal. Containment setup, antimicrobial treatment, air filtration, and final clearance testing all require time to be done correctly. Rushing the process can leave moisture sources untreated and allow mold to return, so thoroughness matters more than speed when protecting your home.
Check with your local building department to see if permits are required for mold remediation, especially when structural materials like drywall or framing will be removed. Some jurisdictions require inspections or documentation before and after remediation. Understanding these requirements upfront prevents delays and ensures the work meets code, so your home remains compliant and safely restored after the project is finished.
Mold remediation begins with assessing the extent of growth and identifying moisture sources that fuel it. Containment barriers are established to prevent spore spread, then contaminated materials are safely removed and surfaces treated with antimicrobials. HEPA filtration cleans the air throughout the process, and final clearance testing confirms the space is safe before restoration work begins, ensuring mold won’t return.
Mold remediation is necessary when contamination extends beyond the surface or when moisture has penetrated structural materials like drywall, insulation, or framing. Surface cleaning won’t stop regrowth if the source isn’t controlled or if spores have spread into porous materials. Professional remediation addresses the root cause, removes hidden contamination, and uses antimicrobial treatment and air filtration to ensure your home is truly safe.
The inspection finds the source, the scope lays out the full containment and removal work, and Special Touch writes that plan before a single barrier goes up. Ask for that written scope today.
