Project No. 1 Mold Remediation

Healthcare Facility, Austin, Texas

A new healthcare facility underwent a prolonged construction process. Improper care of the construction site allowed water intrusion that resulted in mold contamination. IAQ, Inc. was hired to handle the remediation of the mold. IAQ mobilized a team to quickly resolve the problem allowing the facility to move forward to the final stages of construction.

Project No. 2 Mold Remediation

City Hall, Pleasantville, NJ

An environmental consultant determined the presence of mold in the building, which was causing some employees to experience physical symptoms such as sneezing, eye and skin irritation, etc.

IAQ, Inc. was hired to remove the contaminated building materials; decontaminate the affected areas; and perform a complete micro cleaning of all surface areas and furnishings.

The result, air quality was restored and the employees' complaints were reduced or eliminated.

Project No. 3   Air Duct and Ventilation System Cleaning

Mass Transit Authority, New York City

Excessive dust and soot within the air duct system was affecting the operation and performance of other components within the HVAC system.

IAQ, Inc. was hired to provide HVAC/Air Duct Cleaning services on over 75 Air Handling Units and duct systems, which resulted in increased performance and potential cost savings for the MTA.

Project No. 4 Duct System Repair

Plaza Condominiums, Atlantic City

The Property Manager was concerned about the integrity of the insulation in the Air Handling Unit of the ventilation shaft and the lack of performance. During the inspection process, IAQ, Inc. found the presence of mold and erosion within the insulation system. The system was cleaned and coated to prevent further erosion and to reduce the mold problem.

Other services provided included the cleaning of all dryer exhaust systems to reduce potential fire hazards and improve performance and the cleaning of bathroom exhaust systems to remove visible mold and reduce odors.

  

Project No. 5 Exhaust System Repair

RTC Terminal, New Jersey

The terminal's exhaust system that was used to remove combustion gases and to provide ventilation was not operating properly. This resulted in the inefficient movement of outdoor air and the potential build up of Carbon Monoxide within the indoor environment.

IAQ, Inc. was brought in to determine the source of problem and to conduct the necessary remediation to improve the system's performance and restore a safer air quality within the terminal. We discovered debris blocking the system which was then cleaned and restored to normal condition and use.