Global Prevention Services ‘LEEDs’ the Green Revolution

Advanced mold prevention and remediation services have become a key component to ensure superior indoor air quality in healthy buildings.

A new way of constructing and maintaining buildings championed by the U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) has been gaining momentum in recent years. Their LEED® (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Green Building Rating System is now the principal method used to certify both new and existing buildings.

A key component of the LEED® certification process is focused on developing a healthier and safer environment for occupants. This process looks at such factors as reduced off-gassing from building materials and protection for occupants from such airborne irritants as allergens, molds and other microbial contaminants.

Developing a healthy and safe environment for building occupants requires systems to prevent this microbial growth in buildings. Fortunately technologies have advanced by leaps and bounds in recent years to allow for the prevention of mold and bacteria growth in both new construction and existing buildings.

Leading the way in this important aspect of green buildings is Global Prevention Services (GPS) and their recently introduced PureSpace® Process. PureSpace was developed as a proactive system for treating building components and materials in both new and existing buildings that prevents microbial growth; a system enhanced by its insurance-backed warranty.

“PureSpace® has passed all ASTM tests and uses only safe and environmentally friendly materials and 100% recyclable packaging for the products used during the application of the process,” stated Michael Himelfarb, CEO of Global Prevention Services. “For remediation treatments, when there has already been a microbial contamination of a building, the process allows for dramatically reduced demolition, waste and disruption during remediation.” Himelfarb continued.

Building a healthy environment for occupants in the initial design phase of a building can save countless future efforts and financial resources. For existing buildings the payoff in increased productivity, reduced sick time and increased property values make protecting a building from microbial contaminants the right thing to do.

About Global Prevention Services:
Global Prevention Services has offices throughout the United States and has been on the forefront of treating buildings with mold problems and providing preventive mold solutions to residential and commercial facilities for years. To learn more visit www.NoMold.com, email info@NoMold.com or call 877-666-6535.

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Paul Cochrane

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Global Prevention Services

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