Innovative solutions to preserving, sanitizing and fully remediating properties.

MOLD REMEDIATION

Water, sewage, leaks, floods or even natural disasters can cause serious mold problems in properties. When left unresolved homes in areas with high humidity can quickly succumb to mold infestation. While any mold is a challenge, black mold specifically causes extensive damage, in addition to deterring potential buyers. Often large remediation efforts are needed to make the home habitable again.

QUALIFIED MOLD INSPECTION

JAM Management Solutions dba PURE AIR SOLUTIONS is a licensed mold contractor. We identify the location and damage, prepare a project strategy and team consisting of a supervisor and experts in mold detection and abatement. We create custom strategies based on our client’s and project needs. We are available for either testing or remediation on REO Properties.

JAM Management Solutions dba PURE AIR SOLUTIONS is prepared to take on jobs large and small to salvage your property. The presence of mold must be resolved to avoid the high risk of health hazards. Air quality testing services are also available to ensure the health of your home and loved ones.

Our team consists of licensed professionals with years of experience in air quality and mold remediation. We use state-of-the-art equipment and the latest testing methods for accurate results. Emergency services are available with rapid response times for urgent situations. End-to-end services from assessment to remediation and prevention.

FULLY LICENSED AND INSURED

Mold Abatement Supervisor: License# 24-63RBB-SHMO Mold Assessment: Cert# 24-63FYY-SHMO

ASBESTOS

Asbestos is a group of six naturally occurring fibrous minerals composed of thin, needle-like fibers. Exposure to asbestos causes several cancers and diseases, including mesothelioma and asbestosis. Asbestos abatement involves the identification, removal, repair and encapsulation of materials or products in a structure to eliminate the threat of exposure to toxic asbestos fibers.

OIL TANK ABATEMANT & REMOVAL

Oil tanks can cause a big mess if not taken care of properly. In particular, inactive oil tanks can cause a lot of problems. Both above and below ground tanks contain vents exposing the inside of the tank to outside elements. Overtime, tanks start to collect moisture causing the tank to rust from the inside out. The real problems start to occur when the moisture turns to water and drips to the bottom of the tank. Once the bottom of the tank begins to rust, holes are created allowing oil to spill producing a messy and expensive clean up. This is why removing or abandoning oil tanks is a good idea.

Removing an oil tank and abandoning an oil tank is not the same thing. They both follow the same idea – safely deactivating the danger of oil tanks – but they each have their own process along with environmental issues, cost and effects on property value. To decide which one is best for you, take a look at the pros and cons of each.

​The Process:

Oil Tank Removal: There are a few steps in oil tank removal and it is must be done careful as to not spill any oil. If done correctly, the process should take a few hours. The first thing that is done is removal of the oil. Then the tank will be cut into pieces. Next, any oil sludge and associated oil fill and vent pipes will be removed. If the tank is underground then the final step is to sample the soil to make sure there has been no contamination.

Oil Tank Abandonment: In the oil tank abandonment process, the oil tank is not removed from the ground but rather completely deactivated and removed of all oil. Because this process does not involve removing the tank, restoration to the property is minimal. The first step in this process is to cut the top of the tank off. Next, all oil and oil sludge is safely removed from the tank. Once the tank is clean and empty, then it is filled with sand or gravel. Lastly, all vent pipes and fill pipes are disconnected from the tank.