Q: Is dry fogging safe?

A: Yes. Our EPA‑approved dry fog products are safe around people, pets, and plants. They've been tested even with sensitive clients and have shown no adverse effects.

Q: Do I need to remove everything from the house?

A: No. Mold spores often hide in fabrics and furniture—keeping your items in place allows the dry fog to treat them thoroughly.

Q: Is it safe to leave food out during treatment?

A: Yes. Our solution is food‑contact safe, so you don’t need to remove food. However, all people and pets should vacate the space during treatment.

Q: Will the treatment get rid of insects or bugs?

A: While insects may be deterred, our solution is not EPA-approved as a pesticide, so we avoid making pest control claims.

A: Yes. We use 7.5 μm particles (smaller than mold spores) to reach hidden cavities. In select cases, we’ll drill ⅛″ holes between studs for targeted treatment.

Q: Is there any post-treatment cleanup required?

A: No. Dry fog leaves zero residue—your home and belongings will look and feel clean without extra cleaning.

Q: How can I confirm the treatment was effective?

A: Many clients feel relief from symptoms right away - for some it takes a bit longer and requires a detoxification plan with a qualified doctor. For verification, we recommend optional third-party air testing to confirm improved indoor air quality. Keep in mind that we require culturable/ viability testing to qualify for our warranty.

Q: Will mold stains disappear after treatment?

A: Visible stains remain after treatment. We can offer post-treatment cleaning services—or you can clean them yourself once the area is safe.

Q: Do I need to replace carpeting after treatment?

A: No. Dry fog penetrates both carpet and pad to eliminate mold spores. Unless the carpet is damaged aesthetically, replacement is usually unnecessary.

A: If all moisture problems are fully resolved, our treatment offers long-term mold control.