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- Meth Testing and Cleanup Done Right?
- Who Do You Trust?
- 1. Do you perform multiple initial assessment tests to pinpoint areas of greatest exposure?
- 2. Do you both remove and clean meth from the site as needed?
- 3. Do you perform a certified test after completion to ensure remediation was effectively accomplished?
- 4. Do you guarantee your work?
- 5. Is your company licensed, bonded, and insured?
- 6. Is your company approved and included on the State of Utah certified meth remediation contractor list?
- 7. Do you provide a report that details what has been cleaned and decontaminated, including items that have been replaced?
- RainFire Restoration RF Method™ Meth Testing and Mitigation
- Final Thoughts
Ask these seven questions before you hire a meth remediation company.
Meth Testing and Cleanup Done Right?
Meth testing, remediation, and cleanup are serious business. Contaminated homes and buildings pose a dangerous health hazard for anyone entering, even years after the incident.
You can’t afford to trust meth testing and cleanup to just anyone. If done improperly, the effects of meth contamination will continue to threaten the health of people who are innocently exposed to a problem that wasn’t properly mitigated up front.
Who Do You Trust?
So, how do you know if you are dealing with a reputable meth remediation company? By all means, check references and reviews. But more importantly, before you make a final decision, ask these seven key questions. A solid ‘yes’ answer to each question will help identify a company with the credentials, knowledge, and experience to make sure your cleanup is done right.
The 7 Key Questions
1. Do you perform multiple initial assessment tests to pinpoint areas of greatest exposure?
RainFire’s answer: Yes! The first step of decontamination is to determine the levels of contamination and the areas of the home that are affected by contamination. Our state-certified decontamination specialist will take an initial single sample or multiple composite samples, which will be analyzed in a lab for contamination levels.
2. Do you both remove and clean meth from the site as needed?
RainFire’s Answer: Yes. We use several different steps to remediate meth. The first is gross removal, meaning that items may be properly removed and discarded. The second step is to preclean/ deep clean the property with a combined surfactant and peroxides. This process helps to actually bubble out contaminants from some of the contaminated sources. The process continues with other cleaning techniques until we obtain a clearance test result.
3. Do you perform a certified test after completion to ensure remediation was effectively accomplished?
Rainfire’s Answer: Yes! Following remediation treatments, we perform certified testing to ensure your home is within the state decontamination standards. A full report is provided, showing testing results.
4. Do you guarantee your work?
Rainfire’s Answer: Yes! We will stay on the job and continue remediation until the follow-up certified tests are clear, at no additional cost.*
5. Is your company licensed, bonded, and insured?
a) Yes! Must be yes to all three.
RainFire’s answer: RainFire is a licensed restoration company. We are also bonded and insured to ensure your peace of mind for any work we do on your properties.
6. Is your company approved and included on the State of Utah certified meth remediation contractor list?
RainFire’s answer: Yes! RainFire is registered with the state of Utah as a certified meth remediation provider. Only companies registered and certified with the State of Utah are approved to provide meth remediation services.
7. Do you provide a report that details what has been cleaned and decontaminated, including items that have been replaced?
Yes! RainFire Restoration delivers a report in writing following the decontamination process. It includes descriptions of:
The property: address, owner, and buildings present.
Manufacturing method and any chemicals present.
Contamination, including photo documentation.
Sampling methods and results (before and after).
Decontamination process.
Safety procedures implemented.
Where and how contaminated objects were disposed of.
Where and how wastewater was disposed of.
Certifications/qualifications of involved persons.
Signature of supervisor.
If the company you are interviewing answers ‘no’ to any of these questions, or is vague in their responses, you would be well advised to keep looking.
Hire The Best
Make sure your meth testing and remediation is done right by experienced professionals. Your health and the value of your property depend on it.
RainFire Restoration RF Method™ Meth Testing and Mitigation
RainFire Restoration is a solid seven ‘Yes’ company with years of experience in the restoration business. We use only the finest materials in our meth remediation projects, and guarantee our work by following a proven method for delivering the best results. Contact us today for a free quote.
*Provided the property is locked out and not recontaminated during the remediation process.
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Why Choose RainFire Restoration?
When it comes to any damage or remediation, you need a team you can trust. At RainFire Restoration, we bring years of experience and a commitment to excellence to every project. Here’s what sets us apart:
- Expert Technicians: Our team is trained in the latest fire damage and smoke odor removal techniques.
- Comprehensive Services: From cleaning and deodorizing to structural repairs, we handle every aspect of restoration.
- Advanced Equipment: We use state-of-the-art tools and treatments to ensure your home is safe and odor-free.
- Customer-Centric Approach: We’re here to support you every step of the way, providing clear communication and compassionate service.
Final Thoughts
A lingering smoke odor is more than just an inconvenience—it’s a warning sign that your home may still harbor harmful particles and hidden damage. At RainFire Restoration, we’re dedicated to helping you eliminate these risks and restore your home to a safe, comfortable environment.
If you’re struggling with smoke odors or fire damage, don’t wait to take action. Call us today at (385) 336-7246. Let my team and I help you breathe easier and reclaim your home.
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