leaky-roofSo a pipe just burst, your roof leaked, a supply line just broke or you found mold in a closet or somewhere else in your home?  For most people, the first time this happens is very unsettling.  We’ve been fixing these sort of problems for years, so we know what your going through.

There are many reputable water damage restoration and mold remediation companies in our industry.  But how do you protect yourself from the unscrupulous contractors?

Wipe Out is now offering homeowners and contractors non-biased, third party Environmental Consulting Services for your water damage and mold remediation projects.  By utilizing our third party consulting services, you can ensure your property is completely dry or your mold remediation project was completed as per IICRC standards.   No more frustration, no more overcharging, no more never ending projects!

Wipe Out’s Environmental Consulting Services include structural drying verification, project monitoring, project management, project cost analysis, and mold engineering verification.  Using all of the latest technology, including infrared photography for hidden moisture pockets, and following the standards and guidelines set forth in our industry, you will know your project was completed correctly and your home is healthy.

For more information about our Environmental Consulting, go to Environmental Consulting on our website or call us at (904) 567-3885 for a free quote!

About Wipe Out:

Wipe Out is full-service eco-friendly water damage and mold remediation company, which provides free estimates and free infrared photography on their projects. With the owners having many years experience and certifications, they provide 24/7 unbeatable service at the lowest prices available, backed by a “Price Match Guarantee”.

For additional information on Eco-Friendly Water Damage and Mold Remediation from Wipe Out, please call 904-567-3885.

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unhappyProperty owners are paying thousands of dollars to corrupt contractors seeking to make a profit by performing mold services that do not exist or not performing properly.  This article was created to help you understand when you are being taken for a ride!

Before we begin, you should know that there currently are no mandated regulations or standards that apply to the remediation of fungi in indoor environments.  There have been established guidelines by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and Institute of Inspection, Cleaning, Restoration and Certification (IICRC).  There is also no official state or federal certification programs for this industry.  Wipe Out has gained its certifications through IICRC due to the highly regarded reputation in over 22 countries and that the State of Florida has sought their input in creating regulation for Florida.

When a mold remediation project is completed, the contractor should recommend clearance testing.  Clearance testing is designed to determine the effectiveness of remediation efforts and to document the absence of microbial problems before renovations begin.  This testing should be conducted as follows:
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giftWith Wipe Out’s first successful year in the water damage and mold remediation industry, the Wipe Out family has come together to help another family in need.  Participating in the Micah’s Place adopt a family program, our company family selected a mother with four young children.  The gift collection drive is bringing clothes and toys to help this unfortunate family feel loved and special during the holiday season.

“Wipe Out is a proud supporter of Micah’s Place throughout the year.” said Rana Killough, owner of Wipe Out says, “While our company endeavors to commit to giving back to the community all year long, this holiday season, we thought about coming together as a company family, to help another family in need. It is our hope that this family can have some of the same blessings that we will enjoy during the holidays.”

In this time of economic instability, take a moment to be thankful for what you and your family have this holiday season.  With many less fortunate in our local community, it’s not too late to adopt a family for the Holidays!  Contact your local non-profit, such as Micah’s Place, and see what you can do to help.

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mdaRana Killough of Wipe Out is being locked up..that’s right, she’s going behind bars to help Jerry’s Kids© and MDA.   This “jailbird” has been charged with having a big heart and must now do the time that suits the crime.   To be released on good behavior she has to raise bail and needs your help!

All you have to do is click here to make a secure, online donation before 12/16/09.   Your donation will help families living in our community and help guarantee me an early release.   I can’t wait to add you to my list of contributors.   Any amount would help! Even if it’s $10 dollars.

For local Jacksonville Metro contributors, we will put your name in the hat for a free green carpet cleaning ($250.00 value)!

Thanks in advance for your help.   Don’t hesitate to call or email us with any questions.

Thanks Friends!

P.S. I’m counting on you, click here to donate.

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https://www.joinmda.org/fernandinacy09/rana/

MDA (www.mda.org) is a nonprofit organization funded almost entirely by individual private contributors and is the number one provider of neuromuscular research.   The voluntary health agency works to defeat more than 40 neuromuscular diseases through programs of worldwide research, comprehensive services and far-reaching professional and public health education.   MDA also has more than 200 offices across the country, 230 hospital-affiliated clinics and supports nearly 400 research projects around the world.

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idaWith Hurricane Ida sitting in the Gulf Coast, we can expect to feel the affects due to major rainfall. Each year, hurricane preparedness guides can be found by various means of delivery. One small detail overlooked is Flood Preparedness.

Per FEMA, floods are one of the most common hazards in the United States. You need to be aware of flood hazards, no matter where you live, but especially if you live near a low-lying area or near water. Even very small streams, gullies, creeks, culverts, dry streambeds, or low-lying ground that appears harmless in dry weather can flood.

“Many people spend their time getting ready for a hurricane’s driving winds, but fail to be prepared for rising waters” said Rana Killough, owner of Wipe Out. “The Jacksonville Metro area is lucky to only experience a direct landfall every 11.5 years. However, last year we did have Tropical storm Fay move inland just south of us causing heavy flooding.” Read More…

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