Carpet Cleaning and Restoration in Dingle, Idaho

Mold Remediation

A mold outbreak can be stressful, dangerous, and difficult to remove. If you discover fungal growth in your home, All American Cleaning & Restoration can help. We are licensed by the state of Idaho for mold remediation and can effectively remove all traces of mold from your home. 

We follow a thorough and well-organized process to ensure your property is restored to its best condition:

Examine Mold Damage — First, our mold removal specialists use moisture meters and infrared cameras to measure moisture levels, find the exact source of the moisture, and assess how widespread the mold growth is. 

Extract, Remove, and Dry Water Immediately — To minimize further damage and halt mold growth, we use dehumidifiers and water extraction equipment. This effectively dries out affected areas.

Secure Affected Area — To stop mold spores from spreading throughout your home, we seal off the area with plastic sheeting, as well as set up negative air pressure.

Dispose of Affected Components and Materials — We go through items and materials that were affected by the mold, saving items that can be properly and safely cleaned and discarding those that can’t. 

HVAC Treatment — Our team cleans and dries your HVAC system, along with any affected crawl spaces. We then apply HEPA filtration to thoroughly remove any lingering mold spores.

Whole House Mold Disinfection — To ensure your home is free from mold spores, we utilize negative ion technology, which helps eliminate airborne contaminants, thoroughly disinfect your home, and improve the overall air quality. 

Mold Damage Repair and Restoration — We can complete any repairs and restore any surfaces to make sure your home looks and feels like it did before the mold damage. 

Call us today if you discover mold and want a safe, healthy, and structurally sound home. 

Carpet Cleaning and Restoration in Dingle, Idaho

Dingle, Idaho, is a small unincorporated community in Bear Lake County. It sits in the southeastern part of the state, and its name comes from the soft sound a cowbell makes as a cow grazes. The first permanent Dingle settlement was established in 1871 by members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, William L. Lee and Thomas Rich. This area is currently home to only around 170 people. 

Dingle sits only a few miles from Bear Lake State Park, which is located near the Cache Mountain range. Here you can enjoy fishing, swimming, boating, and sunbathing, as well as stay overnight at campsites that can hold up to 50 campers. In the winter, you can ice fish for Bonneville cisco, which haven’t been found in any other location on earth. 

Dingle is also located only 25 miles from Minnetonka Cave, which welcomes over 400,000 visitors every year. You can take a 90-minute tour through nine different rooms and view various stalactites, stalagmites, and banded travertine. You will take about 400 steps down into the cave and 400 steps back up.