As members of the Indoor Air Quality Association, Crystal Restoration Services is a mold certified firm with all project managers (including the owners) certified in mold remediation. Crystal Restoration adheres to five general principles used in the remediation of mold-contaminated structures and materials.

Provide for the health and safety of workers and occupants - Mold contaminated buildings, systems and contents are associated with a range of health problems.

Document the conditions and work processes - An effective mold remediation plan cannot be developed without first determining the extent of contamination to be removed.

Control the contaminant at its source
- When mold spores are aerosolized, they become very difficult to capture
- Initial moisture mitigation services may be performed to control mold amplification, while ensuring that mold contamination does not spread from more contaminated to less contaminated or non-contaminated areas.

Physically remove the contamination (source removal)

Correct the moisture problem to prevent recontamination - Since mold spores are present at background levels in a normal fungal ecology, mold growth is virtually inevitable if moisture is not controlled.