From sheathing assessment through fan rerouting and ventilation correction — the full above-ceiling mold scope for Graham, TX properties.
Assessment
🔍Sheathing Assessment & Sapstain Distinction
Section-by-section sheathing assessment: MC% readings, visual characterization of growth pattern, and targeted lab sampling where species or activity status is uncertain. Structural assessment of OSB and plywood sheathing for delamination or through-penetration. Sapstain documented separately from active mold growth.
Ventilation
💨Soffit Vent Clearance & Ridge Vent Assessment
Eave bay clearance and baffling, ridge vent condition assessment, vent addition where NFA is insufficient. All specified in the written scope with the reason for each correction.
Fan Rerouting
💨Exhaust Fan Rerouting to Exterior
Improperly terminated fans rerouted to exterior. Insulated duct, exterior cap, sealed connections. Typically same-day correction in coordination with the mold treatment.
Treatment
🌳Borate Treatment & Encapsulant Application
EPA-registered penetrating borate applied to all accessible sheathing and rafter surfaces after HEPA vacuuming of loose spore material. Optional mold-resistant encapsulant applied over borate-treated surfaces where additional barrier protection is warranted — typically on south-facing or warm-roof sections with historically higher moisture loads.
Replacement
🔨Sheathing Replacement Where Structurally Needed
OSB and plywood sheathing sections with confirmed structural delamination, loss of rigidity, or through-penetration of decay fungi are flagged for replacement in the written scope — individually assessed rather than assumed. Replacement work coordinated with roofing contractor when the roof covering must be removed for access.
Clearance
✅Post-Remediation Clearance & MC% Verification
MC% re-check plus independent air sampling inside attic and below. Written clearance report confirms remediation achieved its objective and ventilation corrections are working.
