Carpet Cleaning & Restoration in Fort Hall, ID

Mold Remediation

All American Cleaning & Restoration understands how overwhelming it is to discover mold in your home. Our team is licensed by the State of Idaho for Mold Remediation, so you can rest assured that we can remove this dangerous fungus and get your home clean, safe, and healthy again. 

When we treat your home for mold, we will complete the following process:

Mold Damage Inspection —  Our team uses moisture meters to measure moisture levels in affected areas, and infrared cameras to identify the exact source of the moisture and assess how widespread the mold damage is. 

Extraction, Removal, and Drying — Our skilled technicians use commercial-grade dehumidifiers and water extraction equipment to efficiently dry out affected areas. 

Securing Affected Area — To stop mold spores from spreading throughout your home, we isolate the contaminated area by sealing it off with plastic sheeting. We also set up negative air pressure to help direct mold particles away from your living spaces.

Disposal of Affected Components and Materials — We will clean and treat items that can be saved with an antimicrobial solution and remove items that need to be discarded. 

HVAC Treatment — Our team takes extra care to dry and clean your HVAC system, along with any affected crawl spaces. We then apply HEPA filtration to thoroughly remove any lingering mold spores.

Whole House Disinfection — To ensure your home is free from mold spores, we utilize negative ion technology, which helps eliminate airborne contaminants, disinfecting your home and improving air quality. 

Mold Damage Repair and Restoration — Our team will rebuild and restore any affected areas that have been damaged. 

If you discover mold in your home, call us right away, so you can breathe clean air again and protect your property. 

Carpet Cleaning & Restoration in Fort Hall, ID

Fort Hall, Idaho, is a census-designated place in Southeast Idaho. It’s located on the Fort Hall Indian Reservation, which is split between Bannock County and Bingham County. The Shoshone and Bannock tribes were granted 1.8 million acres under the Fort Bridger Treaty of 1868. However, because of errors and broken promises, they only have around 544,000 acres today. Fort Hall currently has a population of around 3,000

Fort Hall is home to Fort Hall Casino, Hotel, & Events Center, which offers a traditional casino experience as well as live music and shows. They have over 800 of the most popular gaming machines, a smoking lounge, rooms and suites, and an RV park. There are also three different places on site to get something to eat.

If you’re interested in history, consider stopping by the Fort Hall Replica. Here you can explore the 19th-century world of explorers, trappers, fur traders, Native Americans, pioneers, and gold seekers. This attraction includes the old historic Frontier Town, a park area to have a Dutch oven dinner and watch mountain men presentations and dances, and a zoo where you can see animals native to the area, such as buffalo and grizzly bears.