Mold Treatment

Mold needs moisture to grow. In an HVAC system, it can show up near the evaporator coil, the drain pan, or in ductwork where condensation forms. Our mold treatment service cleans affected HVAC surfaces and applies an antimicrobial treatment to help prevent regrowth.

What’s included

• Inspection of the affected HVAC and duct areas
• Cleaning and removal of visible growth on treatable surfaces
• Application of an antimicrobial treatment
• Advice on moisture sources such as drain lines and condensation
• Recommendations if the problem goes beyond the HVAC system

Signs you may need mold treatment

• Visible dark spots around vents, registers or the air handler
• A musty smell when the air conditioning runs
• Water or condensation around the indoor unit or drain pan
• Recent water leaks near ductwork or in the attic
• Mold was found during an HVAC inspection

Why it matters in Arizona

Arizona is dry, but air conditioners create moisture every time they cool. During monsoon season, humidity rises and condensation increases. That is when mold is most likely to appear inside HVAC systems.

Common questions

Will mold treatment fix mold in my walls?

Our service focuses on HVAC and duct surfaces. If mold reaches walls, ceilings or other building materials, we will recommend a licensed mold remediation company.

What causes mold in an HVAC system?

Usually moisture from condensation, a clogged drain line or a leak. Fixing the moisture source is the key to keeping mold from returning.