Foam and Remediation

Longer dwell times. Less moisture.
Get better results with less chemical and less labor.

Why use foam?

Reduced labor
Low moisture – quicker drying times
Longer dwell times – less likely to need multiple applications

Clings to vertical and overhead surfaces
Cost savings – save labor, time, and chemical
Visual marker – ensure complete coverage and prevent missed or repeated areas

Applications

Water & Flood Damage

CAT 2 and CAT 3 water loss
FEMA flood cleanup protocols
Foam helps draw contaminants out of semi-porous surfaces (reverses capillary action)
Helps address more than just mold (asbestos, lead, other contaminants)

Fire & Smoke

Foam covers and clings to textured surfaces (brick, stone, etc)
Remove soot with foam and a wall mop
Cost savings – foam vs. smoke sponges

Mold Remediation

Foam is part of the Carolina Protocol and Pittsburgh Protocol remediation processes
Foam helps reduce sporulation

Upholstery, Carpets, & Rugs

Pre-sprays and spot treatments
Minimal wetting – prevents delamination and secondary damage
Faster drying times
Even absorbency

Biohazard Cleanup

Crime & trauma
Infectious diseases
Illicit drug labs
Sewage backups

General Cleaning

Grease buildup
Windows
Low-moisture applications

Odor Control

Reach cracks and crevices
Reach maximum dwell times for oxidizing agents
Target hard-to-reach harborage areas like drains

See Foam in Action

Foam is a better way to apply chemical products to all kinds of surfaces. See for yourself!

Makes applying chemical fast and easy
Helps you see what's covered and what isn't
Stays put for long dwell times
Covers maximum surface area
Great for floors, walls, textured and porous surfaces, soft surfaces, and more – plus other areas like drains

Foam Units

Pump-Up Foam Units

Perfect for small jobs and spot cleaning
Great way to give foam a try
Manual pump
Viton seals
Small footprint
2-3 ft. output distance

Learn more:
1.3 Gallon Foam Unit >>
2 Gallon Foam Unit >>

Electric Foam Unit

Great for large jobs
On-board air compressor
Use your own chemical reservoir
25 ft. coiled tubing (or optional 100 ft. twin-line tubing)
Santoprene, Viton, or Kalrez seals
4-6 ft. output distance

Learn more:
Pre-Mix Electric Foam Unit >>

15 Gallon Battery Foam Unit

Great for jobs without power
Up to 2 hours of runtime (non-continuous use)
Battery charge indicator
Santoprene, Viton, or Kalrez seals
15 gallon capacity
5-6 ft. output distance

Learn more:
15 Gallon Battery Foam Unit >>

Will my chemical foam?

If your chemical contains surfactants, it will probably foam. Lots of common cleaning & remediation products are foam-friendly, including many cleaners, disinfectants, degreasers, and more. To name a few: