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HomeMy WebLinkAboutInspection Report 2020-8-15 Q�E RRQj�. W 1982 BUILDING DEPARTMENT ❑BUILDING INSPECTOR ASSISTANT BUILDING INSPECTOR VILLAGE OF RYE BROOK ❑CODE ENFORCEMENT OFFICER 938 KING STREET • RYE BROOK,NY 10573 (914) 939-0668 FAx (914) 939-5801 www ryebrook.org - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - INSPECTION REPORT - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ADDRESS: 2- � 1\� -2 c)��-) L�'� ��� E DATE: PERMIT# ISSUED: SECT: BLOCK: LOT: LOCATION: , �` OCCUPANCY: ❑ VIOLATION NOTED THE WORK IS... ❑ ACCEPTED ❑" REJECTED/REINSPECTION ❑ SITE INSPECTION REQUIRED ❑ FOOTING ❑ FOOTING DRAINAGE ❑ FOUNDATION ❑ UNDERGROUND PLUMBING NOTES ON INSPECTION: ❑ ROUGH PLUMBING ❑ ROUGH FRAMING ❑ INSULATION ❑ NATURAL GAS ❑ L.P.GAS FUEL TANK ❑ FIRE SPRINKLER ❑ FINAL PLUMBING ❑ CROSS CONNECTION - t + ❑ FINAL v ❑ OTHER l ' 1ECEN70 !*4 AUG 3 1 2020 z VILLAGE OF RYE BROOK BUILDING DEPARTMENT EXCLUSIVE TESTING LABS INC. Post Remediation Mold Assessment Report Prepared for: PuroClean of Southern Westchester 506 Ashford Avenue Ardsley, New York 10502 Assessment Conducted At: 24 Country Ridge Circle Rye Brook, New York 10573 ETL Job # 36910 Assessment Conducted on: August 22, 2020 60 Brook Street p.718.239.2347 infn(a?exclusivel�bs.com Croton-On-Hudson, NY 10520 f.718.239.2348 www.exclusivelabs.com Table of Contents Introduction 2 Assessment Focus 2 Testing Methods and Measurements 2 Visual Assessment 2 Microbial Air Sampling 4 Microbial Air Sampling Results Discussion 5 Infrared Imaging 6 Moisture Meter Scans 8 Moisture Meter Results 8 Temperature and Relative Humidity 9 Conclusion 10 Recommendations 10 Appendix 11 Analytical Results 12 Air Sampling Results & Chain of Custody 12 Accreditations 13 Disclaimers 14 General Inspection Limitations and Disclaimer 14 Mold Sampling Limitations and Disclaimer 15 POST REMEDIATION MOLD ASSESSMENT REPORT-JOB#3691 O-24 COUNTRY RIDGE CIRCLE, RYE BROOK,NEW YORK 10573 1 Introduction Exclusive Testing Labs Inc. (ETL) was retained by PuroClean of Southern Westchester to conduct a Post Remediation Mold Assessment within a residence located at 24 Country Ridge Circle in Rye Brook, New York, on August 22, 2020. This Post Remediation Mold Assessment was performed by NYSDOL licensed and experienced Assessor, Mary Snoek. This report details the analytical findings and conclusions of the assessment. Please refer to the inspection limitations for what the inspection does or does not cover.Aside from microbial sampling, this inspection is based on a detailed visual inspection of the property's accessible areas. This assessment report, and any verbal information provided during the assessment or/and subsequent to the assessment, is CONFIDENTIAL for the client's sole use.This report is not transferable or assignable to any third party. Assessment Focus The focus of this Post Remediation Mold Assessment was limited to the Kitchen and Master Bathroom of the residence,The client raised the following concerns: • Approximately one year ago, a water intrusion event occurred in the Master Bathroom and directly impacted the Kitchen of the residence. o Shortly after the event was discovered, water mitigation efforts were enacted to limit the extent of the water damage and prevent potential mold growth. • This assessment was conducted to determine if the mitigation efforts successfully addressed the water damage concerns and prevented mold growth. Testing Methods and Measurements The following assessment methods and testing protocols represent the most current industry standards and practices. All practices conform to the Environmental Assessment Association guidelines, the New York State Department of Labor, and the Certified Mold Inspectors and Contractors Institute. Visual Assessment As a part of the analytical process, a detailed visual assessment was conducted throughout the areas of concern and adjacent rooms.The following observations were made: • Kitchen • No visible molds were found present. o Evidence of water damage was not found. o The Kitchen and adjacent areas did not have a moldy or musty smell. • Areas Adjacent to the Kitchen o No visible molds were found present. o Evidence of water damage was not found. o A moldy or musty smell was not found in the Dining Room, the Foyer, or the residence's Family Room. • Master Bathroom o No visible molds were found present. o Evidence of water damage was not found. o The Master Bathroom and adjacent areas did not have a moldy or musty smell. POST REMEDIATION MOLD ASSESSMENT REPORT-JOB#36910-24 COUNTRY RIDGE CIRCLE,RYE BROOK, NEW YORK T0573 2 i t Kitchen Breakfast Area Adjacent to the Kitchen G Dining Room Adjacent to the Kitchen Foyer Adjacent to the Kitchen POST REMEDIATION MOLD Assusmw REPORT-JOB#36910-24 COUNTRY RIDGE CIRCLE,RYE BROOK, NEW YORK 10573 3 I i 4j ti 1 { r Family Room Adjacent to the Kitchen Master Bathroom Microbial Air Sampling Microbial air sampling aims to capture and quantify a broad spectrum of fungal spores (both viable and nonviable) present in the air, and assess whether the levels present suggest a fungal problem within the indoor locations. Three (3) air samples were collected during this assessment.The Air-o-Cell sampling pump was calibrated to 15 L/min on-site before samples were collected. All samples were delivered to Hayes Microbial (AIHA Accredited) for analysis. I I 1 J ' r/ Sample #1 -Kitchen Sample #2-Outdoor Control Sample #3-Master Bathroom POST REMEDIADON MOLD ASSESSMENT REPORT-JOB 436910-24 COUNTRY RIDGE CIRCLE,RYE BROOK, NEW YORK 10573 4 The chart below lists each collected sample, and the types of molds present: the green and light green coloring helps differentiate the samples. Below the chart, the Results Discussion section details the analytical findings. MICROBIALSAMPLE PERCENT ASCOSPORES 5 33 71.4% Sample #1 ASP ERGILLUS/PENICILLIUM 1 7 14.3% KITCHEN BASIDIOSPORES 1 7 14.3% ALTERNARIA 1 7 <1% ASCOSPORES 166 1107 45.6% Sample #2 ASP ERGILLUS/PEN ICI LLIUM 39 260 10.7% OUTDOOR CONTROL BASIDIOSPORES 99 660 27.2% SAMPLE CLADOSPORIUM 58 387 15.9% PITHOMYCES 1 7 <1% ASCOSPORES 34 227 37.8% ASPERGILLUS/PENICILLIUM 9 60 10.0% Sample #3 BASIDIOSPORES 16 107 17.8% MASTER BATHROOM CLADOSPORIUM 29 193 32.2% CURVULARIA 1 7 1.1% PITHOMYCES 1 7 1.1% Microbial Air Sampling Results Discussion As represented in the chart above, three (3) samples were collected from the residence, two (2) samples were collected within the home, and one sample was collected outside for comparison. • The trace amounts of mold found within the residence, in comparison with the outdoor control sample, do not indicate a current mold concern. o The presence of the airborne spores found is likely the cause of the residence's natural airflow; this includes the opening and closing of doors and windows as well as the air intake for the HVAC units. POST REMEDIATION MOLD ASSESSMENT REPORT-JOB#36910-24 COUNTRY RIDGE CIRCLE, RYE BROOK,NEW YORK 10573 5 Infrared Imaging The Infrared Imaging Camera also called a thermal imaging camera, is a device that forms an image using infrared radiation, similar to a standard camera that creates an image using visible light. Instead of the 400-700-n a no meter range of the standard camera, infrared cameras operate in wavelengths as long as 14,000 nm (14 pm). In the table below, two images are shown side by side. The left image is the infrared version of the image to the right. Below each image pairing is a description of the infrared readings. I Family Room - Wall A - Adjacent to Wall C in the Kitchen - The image to the left shows uniform coloration of the wall and no areas of potential concern. w I l _ ' 14 Kitchen - Wall C - The image to the left shows relatively uniform coloration. The greenish and bluish hues indicate a cooler temperature - the wall was tested with the moisture meter, and all readings were low, and within acceptable ranges.The image above is skewed by the direct sunlight coming in through the Kitchen Door,this is seen with the yellowish,or warmer hues,to the left of the image. POST REMEDIATION MOLD ASSESSMENT REPORT-JOB#36910-24 COUNTRY RIDGE CIRCLE, RYE BROOK,NEW YORK 10573 6 r I. Y Dining Room - Wall C - Adjacent to Wall A in the Kitchen - The image to the left shows uniform coloration of the wall and no areas of potential concern. VIA Master Bathroom -Shower Area - Walls A and D - The image to the left shows a uniform coloration of the walls and no areas of potential concern. f - Master Bathroom - Floor- The image to the left shows a temperature variation between the ceramic flooring and the wall and cabinefry.All areas were tested in multiple locations with the moisture meter, and low, acceptable readings were recorded. Different building materials hold different standard temperatures.Ceramic tiles are generally cooler than sheetrock and wooden components. POST REMEDIATVON MOLD ASSESSMENT REPORT-.JOB#36910-24 COUNTRY RIDGE CIRCLE, RYE BROOK, NEw YORK 10573 7 Moisture Meter Scans The moisture meter uses sensors to indicate the relative moisture of a wide variety of building materials. The device can read up to one-inch into the material and is used along walls, floors, ceilings, and other residential building materials • Less than 15% of moisture indicates normal moisture levels • Between 15%and 25%warrant further investigation • Greater than 25%of moisture indicates excessive moisture • Moisture meter point measurements: indicates actual percent moisture at the surface of residence materials; three readings were taken and the average percent moisture calculated in all areas of concern Acceptable moist ure levels for select residence mat erlials Material/Component Moisture % Baseboard 7 to 10 Gypsum Wallboard 7 to 10 Hardwood Flooring 7 to 10 Framing Lumber 15 to 19 Wood Furnishings 7 to 12 Source: William Kobe&Associates & U.S. Forest Products (USDA) Moisture Meter Results Relative and actual moisture levels were recorded in various places throughout the assessment area. Point readings are given as the average of a minimum of three readings from each area evaluated. Moisture data is provided in the table below. Moisture Readings �•• �• Comments (Scan) Reading WALL A No visible molds, no evidence of LOW 8-10% current moisture/water damage WALL B LOW 8-10% KITCHEN *Walls C and D have a stone WALL C backsplash, moisture readings were LOW 5-8% collected from the sheetrock above WALL D the backsplash LOW 6-9% DINING No visible molds, no evidence of ROOM WALL C water damage LOW 8-10% -adjacent to Kitchen Wall A No visible molds, no evidence of FOYER WALL B water damage LOW 6-9% -adjacent to Kitchen Wall D FAMILY No visible molds, no evidence of ROOM WALL A water damage LOW 5-8% -adjacent to Kitchen Wall C POST REMEDIATION MOLo ASSESSMENT REPORT—JOB#36910-24 COUNTRY ROGE CIRCLE, RYE BROOK, NEW YORK 10573 8 WALL B LOW 6-10% WALL C No visible molds, no evidence of LOW 5-6% current moisture/water damage WALL D LOW 5-6% SHOWER No visible molds, no evidence of MASTER WALLS current moisture/water damage LOW 5-8% BATHROOM A, B, & D -the shower walls are tiled No visible molds, no evidence of SHOWER current moisture/water damage LOW 5-6% FLOOR -the shower floor is a hard, molded plastic-like material BATHROOM No visible molds, no evidence of FLOOR current moisture/water damage LOW 5-8% -the bathroom floor is tiled Temperature and Relative Humidity The interior Temperature and Relative Humidity (Rh) of an area impact the air quality, and high levels of Rh can supply enough moisture for mold growth. According to the EPA and industry standards, indoor Rh should be kept below 60%; ideally, the Rh should range between 30% - 50%. OVERALLAREA TEMPERATURE RELATIVE HUMIDITY TESTED (Fc) (Rh) SCAN Outside Area 82.80 64.9% Comparative reading Kitchen 79.70 64.8% Higher than recommendations Master Bathroom 72.10 79 2% Higher than ideal recommendations POST REMEDIAIION Mo4D AssfssMENT REPORT—JOB#3691 0-24 COUNTRY RIDGE CIRCLE,RYE BROOK,NEW YORK 10573 9 Conclusion Although there are no set standards in the State of New York for the acceptable levels of mold, it is of EfL's opinion that the residence does not have a current mold concern through the testing and assessment process. • The microbial air samples did not find an indoor air quality concern within the residence. • Most of the molds found within the residence were below the outdoor control sample. One type of mold, Curvularia, was not found in the outdoor sample.The readings of this mold were very low and statistically insignificant. • The presence of the airborne spores found within the residence is likely the cause of the home's natural airflow; this includes the opening and closing of doors and windows. • The Infrared Imaging Camera and Moisture Meter did not detect any areas of current concern. 0 All areas of potential concern identified through infrared were assessed with the moisture meter, and all moisture content readings were low. • The indoor Relative Humidity readings were higher than the standard recommendations. 0 Because the house is not currently occupied, the HVAC system is not currently in use. This, paired with the summer temperatures and outdoor humidity levels, has led to the elevated indoor relative humidity. Recommendations The client should work towards maintaining optimal indoor air quality within the residence. • Use of the home's HVAC system, or the placement of fans throughout the residence, is recommended to maintain adequate airflow and disperse the elevated relative humidity. • When the indoor relative humidity levels reach or exceed 60%, there is a possibility that surface molds could start to grow on porous materials. • The regular changing of filters is also recommended to maintain optimal indoor air quality. This report provides an evaluation of the interior conditions and indoor air quality as they relate to mold and moisture. Recommendations provided by ETL Inc. should not be construed as the only effective methodology for remediation, and no warranty is expressed or implied with these recommendations. On behalf of ETL Inc.,we thank you for your time and business. Please contact Exclusive Testing Labs Inc.with any questions regarding this protocol. Respectfully, Mary Snoek Mold Assessor Exclusive Testing Labs Inc. POST REMEDIATION MOLD ASSESSMENT REPORT-JOB#36910-24 COUNTRY RIDGE CIRCLE,RYE BROOK, NEW YORK 10573 10 Appendix POST REMEDIATION MOLD ASSESSMENT REPORT-JOB#3691 Q-24 COUNTRY RIDGE CIRCLE, RYE BROOK, NEW YORK 10573 1 Analytical Results Air Sampling Results & Chain of Custody POST REMEDIATION MOLD ASSESSMENT REPORT-JOB#3691 O-24 COUNTRY RIDGE CIRCLE,RYE BROOK,NEW YORK 10573 12 CL r N o i N ai N O a N w p CLo a O W o - Ln N E N ` ' 0 � o O n a 0 lE U LO O \A�\ E CCae Q o ado N 7 7 °o w f- r• O Il- CV r r o cn r r m m Q In �, I- CD ti m r ti N U E N Lo 0 OL o o G o M 0 N r r to 04 oo Z N m m L H La A of W r a !. Ln to to F S9 01 tD o1 r O t' o a�i .3d. 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R § / \ ( % k 2 8 t ) \ d o (M 2 ± / \ - ƒ/% dm E \ � %E� k E 2 0f \ 2 0 C% co \ u e /le 9 3 z LL \ a e L \ � � } � t: 2 3 § ] / 2 k .;= 1 cc LO 3 \ § cc 2 Li L § * z rn \ z 2 22 � » o � lpA m @m § k / k22 ƒ ILU2 / / 3 60 Brook Street Phone 71 8.239.2347 Fmu Croton-On-Hudson, NY 10520 Fax 718.239.2348 Field Airborne Sampling Form Date _ t 2 42vZU File #: 2 pRf Client:TVv� �D .�I,p�, -.� Project:_T M� (Z�, ct iGrl ,1,��Ckj tti�` Type of test: (IA ) Air 0 C P11 Location: A 4y-►' y., Eto"t (2i Vic U Technician:_ �" tk� ►` t1*M L' �ArI<- FLAW RATE(ITS/MIN) TIME OF TEST VOLUME SAMPLE# LOCATION DURATION RESULTS ` ON OfF AVG ON OFF (LITERS) >� 3 NR) -t �w► L�- �5� ��� S: ►t,, S:Z2 Bann t- N DA : UPS 50 MOLD 'E: 08-25-2020 1646 2101 0804 81 20029246 It�Chain of Custody Transported by i S Date: 21 Za # of samples: Received Date: Condition: Analyzed b)g Date: TAT: 48hrs _ Laboratory name: Comments: Accreditations NEW YORK STATE-DEPARTMENT OF LABOR DIVISION OF SAFETY AND HEALTH LICENSE AND CERTIFICATE UNIT STATE CAMPUS BUILDING 12 Mold Assessor Company License ^ Exclusive Testing Labs Inc LICENSE NUMBER 00081 7-11 South Broadway DATE OF ISSUE: i V1912019 WHITE PLAINS,NY 10601 EXPIRATION DATE 1l3V2022 jA � r This license is valid only for the contractor named above. :E 000 Eillgin Franko,Director FOR QMMISSIMIStiIONER OF LABOR ENT STATE OF NEW YORK - DEPARTMENT OF LABOR MOLD ASSESSOR MARY SNOEK "tea s EXPIRES: 01-22 Ilnuli�l nraw■��/lw POST REMEDIATION MOLD ASSESSMENT REPORT—JOB#36910-24 COUNTRY RIDGE CIRCLE,RYE BROOK,NEW YORK 10573 13 Disclaimers This mold assessment is based on the initial findings of the physical inspection and testing of the areas that have previously been affected by water intrusion. All findings are current and accurate for the time and date the assessment was conducted, but do not reflect any possible or predictable mold growth and/or colonization that may occur after the assessment on and within the property. This report addresses only those areas physically inspected and sampled.The Inspector is not responsible or liable for the non-discovery of any water damage, water problems, mold contamination, or other conditions of the Subject Property that may occur or may become evident after the inspection and testing time and date. Inspector is neither an insurer nor guarantor against water problems, mold problems or other defects in the Subject Property nor improvements, systems or components inspected. The inspector makes no warranty, expressed or implied as to the fitness for use of condition of the systems or components inspected. The inspector assumes no responsibility for the cost of repairing any water problems, mold problems or any other defects or conditions. The inspector is not responsible or liable for any future water problems, mold problems or any other future failures or repairs. Remediation recommendations are suggested guidelines, not a detailed remediation protocol. More or less actions may be necessary and will be determined by the remediation company chosen by the property owners or other responsible party. General Inspection Limitations and Disclaimer Exterior Inspecfion IlmitaHons and disclaimer Unless otherwise agreed to, your inspector is not qualified as or acting as a home inspector, general contractor, structural engineer, synthetic stucco inspector, or a specialized leak detection expert. Your inspector does not necessarily inspect conditions on roofs and roof eaves. Areas typically not visible including fleshings, high walls, second floor windows and other areas above eye level are typically inaccessible for inspection. For a detailed analysis of the condition of roofs,exterior siding,the presence of synthetic stucco or siding defects, window caulking deterioration, deck connections, and other features that may result in water intrusion into your property, consult with a qualified, licensed specialist in the appropriate fields. The inspector will not check any area that poses a safety threat to the inspector such as walking on roofs. A roof inspector should be consulted in regards to any roof concerns. Attics and crawl spaces with low clearance are not entered. Mold Inspection IimHa#ions and disclaimer This is not a residence investigation for all potential indoor air quality problems that may be of concern. This is an investigation for only those specific types of problems, contaminates, and conditions, reported on and agreed to be inspected and tested. Unless specifically requested at the time of scheduling, general indoor air quality sampling, mold sampling/ inspections in every room; inner wall , AC ducts, carpet, or other surface inspection is not included within this report. Items tested or sampled and inspected during this standard inspection will be randomly tested or sampled and inspected. This investigation is not intended to report on typical tiny amounts or expected levels of indoor contaminants such as tiny amounts of mold or normal levels of indoor pollutants.Small amounts of mold in and on the air conditioner are common. The inspector does not offer an opinion as to the advisability of the purchase or sale of property. This is not a wood destroying organism,termite inspection,nor report identifying fungus that causes wood decay. The fee for all inspections is due in full at the time of inspection. Fees are due if regardless of any benefit or disadvantages from the inspector's findings, and regardless of insurance coverages and compensation based on this report's findings. No destructive or disruptive testing or assessment will be performed. Your Inspector is not responsible or liable for the non-discovery of any water damage, water problems, mold contamination, indoor air POST REMEDIATION MOLD ASSESSMENT REPORT-JOB#3691 O-24 COUNTRY RIDGE CIRCLE,RYE BROOK,NEW YORK 10573 14 quality issues or other conditions of the subject property, or any other problems which may have developed or become more evident after the inspection and testing time and date. Inspector is not responsible for or liable for the non-discovery of any, water problems, mold contamination, indoor air quality issues or other conditions of the subject property that were not discovered due to inadequate sampling or testing in specific areas where such services were not requested and paid for, or where no readily visible clues existed that would have warranted sampling in those areas.Your inspector is unlikely to sample for, or locate mold,which may be hidden inside walls,behind wallpaper,appliances,furniture or other inaccessible areas. Inspectors often make mold removal recommendations also known as remediation recommendations for areas where mold is suspected to be hidden, examples of such areas include but are not limited to areas behind shower tile, behind cabinets, and inside walls. Because destructive or disruptive testing or assessment is not performed the inspector cannot guarantee that the suspect hidden mold will be found in such areas during remediation. Your inspector typically advises remediation for such areas based on one or more of the following factors;odor, moisture levels,spore count levels,client interview information, or educated guesses based on past experience as to the existence of hidden mold in a given area. Because inspectors do not typically perform inspections that involve opening wall cavities for direct examination,your inspector cannot guarantee that visible mold will exist in the remediated area. Do not depend on your investigator for any medical advice;that is the job of a medical specialist. If any illness is experienced that may be related to mold or other indoor environmental factors, then a family doctor should be consulted regarding health complaints. Only small areas of the interior of air conditioners are visible if opened, and a very small percentage (if any) of the interior area of AC ducts are visible. Any AC system evaluations done by your inspector are done as a very basic preliminary courtesy to the client only and should not be relied on to provide detailed information regarding the proper operation of the air conditioning systems operation. It is recommended that a qualified, licensed, HVAC service person or HVAC contractor review your HVAC systems in regards to proper operation. Mold Sampling Limitations and Disclaimer Though spore sampling and lab report analysis are common and are often an extremely helpful fool, there is always a degree of uncertainty regarding analysis of samples and the conclusions assessors may draw from these results. Non-viable samples only allow for spore identification to the genus and not the species level; thus, comparison of levels of similar types of indoor and outdoor spore types is not exact. Some spores that are reported to be similar are not always from the same species or even genus of mold, they may just look similar under the microscope. This is especially true for some small,round spores,such as aspergillus and penicillium spores. Viable sampling only allows for identification and enumeration of molds that germinates from live spores. Thus, many dead yet still allergenic spores may be missed in the lab results when using this methodology, resulting in low estimation of the number of actual spores present. Your inspector cannot guarantee that hidden mold in a wall can be found even with the aid of inner wall spore sampling as hidden mold may not be producing large numbers of spores during sampling or the spores, if produced, may not have access to the spore trap because insulation or wall studs may block the pathway between spores and spore trap. Even if inner wall spore levels are elevated, it does not guarantee that the mold producing it in the wall will be excessive enough to be visible if the wall is opened. 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