"Why Just treat the symptoms, when we need to eliminate the sources."

By choosing SEECC, LLC to perform a mold inspection and testing is one of the best decisions you can make. If there are issues SEECC, LLC can handle the situation or recommend a protocol of procedures to be preformed. 

The owner of SEECC LLC believed for 20 years that there has to be a way these issues can be avoided from reoccurring. SEECC LLC found it and understood the proper installation procedures. SEECC understands that the areas must be cleaned to avoid any off gases that my occur due to myotoxins

Complete inspection includes:

•Visual Inspection with a protocol sheets.

•Moisture levels noted in the walls and floors.

•2 air samples are included in the initial visit.

•Complete physical and lab reporting with pictures of the structure and lab result.

Cost for the inspection

$295.00 up to 3000 sq ft

$100.00 for every 1000 sq ft

•Additional physical or air samples are at additional cost $90.00 per sample.

Confidential and paid in advanced with contract

The light remediation includes:

•Inspectors Recommendation for rectification and remediation. 

•Cleaning areas affected with anti-microbe cleaners with final testing.

•Total property clean outs.

Cost estimated due to each condition.

Protocol is established in accordance with the policies established in 1993 by the New York City Department of Health and Mental Hygiene (NYCDOH) to address stachybotrys contamination. The NYCDOH expanded the policies in 2002 to include all mold types.

Light Remediation is considered Level I under 100 ft2

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Certified and Insured



I. Complete Visual Mold Inspection

 A visual inspection is the most important initial step in identifying a possible mold contamination problem. The extent of any water damage and mold growth shall be visually assessed by a certified mold inspector/remediator. This assessment is important to determine remedial strategies. Using hygrometers and a protimeter (moisture meter), where necessary, to detect hidden mold behind the walls, ceilings and floors and to determine the areas of potential mold growth and continuing moisture penetration.

 II. Bulk/Surface Sampling

Bulk/Surface sampling is necessary if the building inhabitants are suffering from health problems, which are or may be associated with fungal exposure. Bulk/Surface sampling is also necessary to identify the presence or absence of mold if a visual inspection is equivocal (e.g. discoloration and staining). Bulk samples are collected from visibly moldy surfaces by scraping or cutting materials with a clean tool into a clean plastic bag. Surface samples are collected by wiping a measured area with a sterile swab or by stripping the suspect surface with clear tape. The surface sample is then transferred to a potato dextrose agar petri dish. The dish is then incubated in a special incubator that is high in humidity and void of all ambient light at a temperature suitable for fungal growth. The most accurate mold identification is only possible after seven (7) days of live culturing for the mold cultures to reach their maximum identification growth. After seven (7) days of incubation, the fungal samples are removed and identified down to genus and to species where possible through visual identification under the microscope.