PGH Mold & Restoration · Look beneath the surface

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Plastic + zipperNegative air + HEPA3D visualization · typical sequence

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Plastic and a zipper door separate the room. A crew member wears PPE. A negative-air machine with a HEPA filter moves air out of the work area.

1Sheeting around the work area
2Zip door
3Negative air + PPE

A typical sequence, drawn as an illustration. Containment, method, scope and price are confirmed directly with PGH before work starts.

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Photos and video

Show it the way it was, on the day it was.

What to keepDate-stamped: let the phone keep its date, and write the date down tooA wide shot of the room, then a close-up of the damageThe same spot again over time, from the same placeKeep the originals unedited: no filters, crops or markupBack them up somewhere other than the phone

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No Evict · binder indexAvery Monroe · rental record14 items · Mar 1, 2026 to Apr 6, 2026

APhotos and video2
- A-1Mar 2, 2026Bathroom wall: a wide shot of the room, then a close-up of the stain
- A-2Mar 16, 2026The same spot two weeks later, from the same place (original, unedited)
BReadings and inspection reports0
Empty until the job file drops in.
CNotices and messages3
- C-1Mar 3, 2026Her written repair request, emailed to the landlord
- C-2Mar 6, 2026The landlord’s reply, a text message (screenshot with the date)
- C-3Mar 13, 2026Her follow-up letter, copy kept
DTimeline6
- D-1Mar 1, 2026Noticed the stain and a musty smell
- D-2Mar 3, 2026Reported it to the landlord in writing
- D-3Mar 6, 2026The landlord replied
- D-4Mar 20, 2026PGH assessment visit
- D-5Apr 2, 2026Repair work in the bathroom
- D-6Apr 6, 2026Follow-up check
ECosts and receipts3
- E-1Mar 8, 2026Bath rug, water-damaged: photo and receipt
- E-2Mar 21, 2026Cleaning supplies: receipt
- E-3Apr 1, 2026Two nights’ temporary stay during the work: receipt

Sample · Avery Monroe is a fictional renter. Her dates and documents are made up to show the layout.

PGH handles mold concerns, water damage, fire restoration, plumbing and residential remodeling. Describe the problem; ask which service fits your property.

It helps you understand what was found, what might need repair and what the proposed work includes. Ask for the scope and price in writing before work starts.

Look for leaks, damp patches and recurring stains. Photograph what you see, note dates, keep messages and receipts, and ask how the moisture source and follow-up will be checked.

Not always. Ask whether sampling would change a decision about the property.

EPA guidance ↗

A mold result is not a health diagnosis. Ask a qualified professional about property findings and your clinician about health concerns.

CDC guidance ↗

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