Commercial
- Tweeters – 1728 Galleria Blvd.
The
cutting room was the area with the most activity. Even with the removal of most of the effected
wood, there were still signs of mold in the wood that remains. The musty smell associated with mold was not
very noticeable. There is a
shipping/receiving bay area before entering this room that shows some signs of
mold also. The only moisture source
found has to be from the HVAC registers, condensating when the humidity enters
from outside, when the bay door is opened.
When
the bay door is closed and the sun hits it there is a huge heat gain across the
entire surface of this door for several hours.
The heat radiates into the room three to four feet.
There
is also signs of mold in some of the small media rooms around the supply
registers in the ceiling. In the
showroom there are several ceiling tiles with obvious signs of moisture. It was noted they have had some roof leaks in
the past.
Two
or more of the ceiling tile stains appear to be where a can light is located
near or under an HVAC supply line. The
heat from the can light causes the un-insulated duct to condensate at that
point and drip onto the ceiling tile.
This
is a 12 hour/3 day accelerated clean up process.
All the spraying shall take place while closed and will be performed
while the structure is unoccupied.
Starting at closing (9:00 pm, Saturday Night) and ceasing 1 hour before
opening to the public the following day (11:00 am Sunday.)
Final
test results indicate no elevated levels exist upon completion.
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