5-Year Mold Remediation Guarantee – What It Means for Homeowners

Ness Restoration is an IICRC Certified Firm.

Our 5-Year Mold Remediation Guarantee-What It Means for Homeowners

Ness Restoration is proud to offer a 5-Year Mold Remediation Guarantee to homeowners throughout Boise and the Treasure Valley. This guarantee reflects our commitment to performing remediation correctly and addressing the underlying causes of mold growth.  Ness Restoration provides 5 year limited warranties on no visible microbial re-growth in areas where work has been done, cleaned and passed inspection by a third-party mold inspector. 

Why a Mold Remediation Guarantee Matters

Mold remediation is not just about removing visible mold. Successful remediation must address the moisture conditions that allowed mold to grow in the first place.

Unfortunately, some companies focus only on surface cleaning. If moisture problems are not corrected, mold can return.

Our 5-Year Mold Remediation Guarantee reflects our confidence that the remediation process was completed properly.

How Professional Mold Remediation Works

Ness Restoration is an IICRC-certified firm, meaning that it follows remediation practices aligned with industry standards as published in The ANSI/IICRC S520 Standard for Professional Mold Remediation (latest 2024 edition), which provides comprehensive, industry-accepted procedures for safely and effectively cleaning mold-contaminated buildings and contents. It serves as a “standard of care” for professionals to evaluate, remediate, and verify the success of mold removal projects

Because we are confident in our processes and documentation, Ness Restoration is the only company in the Treasure Valley that provides a 5-year guarantee on mold remediation work.

This guarantee reflects:

  • Our adherence to industry standards

  • Our experience performing remediation correctly during active construction

  • Our commitment to reducing future risk for our clients

These procedures typically include:

  • Identifying and correcting the moisture source
  • Containment of contaminated areas
  • HEPA air filtration
  • Removal of mold-contaminated materials
  • Cleaning and treatment of structural surfaces
  • Structural drying to prevent future mold growth

What Our 5-Year Guarantee Means

When mold remediation is completed according to industry standards and the moisture source is addressed, mold should not return under normal conditions.

Our guarantee provides homeowners with added peace of mind that the remediation was completed thoroughly.

Every remediation project is unique, so the specific terms of the guarantee may depend on factors such as:

  • The type of contamination present
  • The underlying moisture conditions
  • The structural materials affected
  • Recommended corrective repairs

Why Homeowners Choose Ness Restoration

  • Serving the Treasure Valley since 1996
  • Experienced remediation professionals
  • Industry-standard remediation procedures
  • A unique 5-Year Mold Remediation Guarantee

These factors help ensure the mold problem is addressed properly rather than temporarily masked.

Protecting Indoor Air Quality

Mold contamination can affect both building materials and indoor environments. Professional remediation focuses on restoring the structure to normal conditions while protecting indoor air quality.

Concerned About Mold in Your Home?

Contact the certified mold remediation experts at Ness Restoration for a comprehensive indoor mold inspection.

Schedule an Inspection
or call 208-466-7594

Frequently Asked Questions

Why is a mold remediation guarantee important?

A guarantee demonstrates that the company is confident the remediation process was completed correctly and that the underlying moisture issue has been addressed.

Does mold usually return after remediation?

If the moisture source is not corrected, mold may return. Proper remediation focuses on both removing contamination and controlling moisture.

What standards do professional remediation companies follow?

Professional mold remediation often follows the ANSI/IICRC S520 Standard for Professional Mold Remediation, which outlines procedures for safe mold cleanup.