When your guys are painting.. lets just say ceilings for example, they need to be spraying the whole house.

Also, check to see if the hose/faucet outside is still on.Yeah, there’s a backyard faucet that has spray-head water-hose connected.

I have hired a local exterminator, to spray all the residential units.

The tenant had just used bug spray and a vacuum to get ride of the swarm and didn't bother mentioning it to me.

Full steam ahead on REI and what that will bring when we eventually lose our W2's, praying we have our ground settled first. 

@Jim K.Shouldn't be that expensive.I would contact the regular people I use and see if they can do it asap as well as Facebook and next door offering a premium for quick service.Or do it yourself.You should be able to just cut it into a square and put up a sheet of drywall that is the same size, use a mud skim coat then use some spray texture from Home Depot.

A thick vinyl or rubber mat spray-adhered in place across the bottom of the sink cabinet will save the cost of replacing the cabinet floor upfront.

I usually spray the entire surface of the pillowcases with it to make sure I don't miss anything.I also use regular HE Tide or Persil.

Just an idea of what needs to be done, area needs to be contained off, walls removed, debris all removed, soda blast all the mold, spray down the area with antimicrobial, and seal any wood etc that had mold.

That brand is a good one as I have seen it spec's on some of my commercial projects for a comm room.I would look at installing spray foam (open cell) into the walls.