Antimicrobial Treatment in Groveland, FL

After water damage, a sewage backup or mold removal, the materials that stay in place need treatment so bacteria and mold don't come back. Antimicrobial treatment is part of every job we do.

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Treat What Stays Behind

Drying stops new growth, but framing, subfloors and other materials that were wet can still carry bacteria and mold spores. We apply antimicrobial treatment to those surfaces after the wet and contaminated materials are removed, and before the area is closed up.

Our team serves homes and businesses in Groveland, Clermont, Minneola, Winter Garden and across Central Florida, 24 hours a day.

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When Antimicrobial Treatment Is Needed

After a leak that sat more than a day or two

After a sewage backup or outside flooding

After mold is removed

Musty odors from walls or floors

If you notice any of these, don’t wait!

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Kitchen wall opened at the base after a leak, framing exposed for treatment and drying

Our Antimicrobial Treatment Process

Remove what can't be saved. Soaked or contaminated porous materials are taken out first
Clean the surfaces. Framing, subfloors and hard surfaces are cleaned so the treatment reaches the material
Apply the treatment. Antimicrobial products are applied to every affected surface
Dry completely. Commercial dehumidifiers and air movers run until moisture readings confirm the materials are dry
Close up. Only then is the area ready for new drywall, flooring and finishes

Part of Water, Sewage and Mold Jobs

Antimicrobial treatment is standard on our sewage cleanup and flood jobs and on mold remediation, where EnviroTech Solutions holds Florida mold remediation licence MRSR4759.

It is included in the scope we document for your insurance claim.

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Antimicrobial Treatment Questions

Our technicians apply the products to the affected materials inside the work area, and we'll tell you when the area is ready to use again.

Bleach doesn't soak into porous materials like wood framing and can leave moisture behind. Professional treatment after proper drying is what keeps mold from coming back.

If clean water is removed and dried quickly, often not. If it sat for more than a day or two, or the water was gray or black, we treat the affected materials.