Mold Remediation

We Are Mold Damage and Remediation Experts

Chuck Biagi’s Carpet Care Plus provides expert mold remediation, no matter the size of the job. We are equipped to provide inspections and a detailed analysis of potential issues in your home or office. Whether you have a minor musty odor that concerns you, or a full fungal event, Carpet Care Plus is ready to handle the problem.

Our technicians are certified by the Institution of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration (IICRC), and currently hold both Water Restoration Tech (WRT) and Applied Microbial Remediation Tech (AMRT) certifications. We adhere to the standards of The American Council for Accredited Certification (ACAC) and currently have a Certified Microbial Remediation Supervisor (CMRS) accreditation.

While all of these acronyms can be confusing, what they mean is that we can effectively remove your mold intrusion, and diagnose the source of the mold to prevent its return.

What separates Chuck Biagi's Carpet Care Plus From Our Competition?
  • Board Certified and ACAC Accredited
  • IICRC Certified and Trained Technicians
  • Specializing In Attic and Crawl Space Cleanup
  • Over 4 Decades of Water Restoration Experience
 

ACCREDITED AND IIRC CERTIFIED MOLD REMEDIATION SERVICES


Have you had your carpet cleaned only to have the stains reappear?

Ask about our "Whittaker Encapsulation Cleaning Process" Excellent results without the hassles of wet cleaning

Chuck Biagi’s Carpet Care Plus is a leader in delivering Green approved and safer cleaning services.

We feature The Whittaker Encapsulation cleaning method and utilize the amazing power of the Smart Care Trio system to make your carpets look great. Incredible results without the fuss. Your carpets are clean and fresh, they look great and they are dry within an hour .Ask about our CAMP or carpet appearance management programs. We provide periodically scheduled cleaning services to help better maintain your carpets appearance level, while also helping to extend the carpets lifespan. Since your carpets represented a significant investment, doesn’t it make good sense to protect and preserve that investment?