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Odor Elimination

Even strong unpleasant odors may be controlled and eliminated by application of Building Science Principles. Micropressure management and unintentional airflow control work amazingly well, in just minutes, when correctly applied. Sophisticated, laboratory-grade instrumentation can reveal a building's unpleasant secrets quickly and affordably.

Mold Cause Detection and Elimination

The simplest and most effective method of dealing with mold and other microbiological growth is to bring building moisture under control. It is usually not enough just to install dehumidifiers. It is certainly not enough to spray it with bleach solution. Unintentional airflows through the building matrix and poor micropressure management allow problems to continue even after mold cleanup, installation of new dehumidifiers and new air conditioning systems.

Radon Reduction

In hot, humid climates, simple mechanical ventilation radon systems can create major moisture, humidity, mold and microbiological issues. Phoenix Research & Development has examined such issues and now has developed trouble-free technology and hardware to eliminate problems created when primitive raw air injection radon systems have been installed to reduce radon. RadonMan retrofits have demonstrated their ability to turn mold tears to mold-free smiles where other radon systems installations have failed and been replaced by us. Ask us for testimonials from our satisfied customers who had major mold problems from installations by other radon mitigation firms. Such firms had no mold insurance and now deny responsibility for mold problems their systems create with stickers they put up after they finish the installation.

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