SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, Calif., Feb. 28, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- American Mold Guard, Inc. (Nasdaq:AMGI), a provider of structural decontamination and protective coatings, announced that it has signed aggregate new customer orders exceeding $200,000 for inspection, remediation and emergency dry down services since the introduction of these new services in December 2007. Using recently acquired proprietary mold decontamination and disinfecting products, the Company has successfully completed inspections, emergency dry down and remediation on structures in California, Florida, Louisiana and Texas.
"We are pleased with the level of customer interest in our new Trinity line of services and specifically in our dry down and remediation services," said Mark Davidson, Chief Executive Officer of American Mold Guard. "Our new dry down and remediation services leverage the strength of our new technology and represent a promising area of growth for the company," added Mr. Davidson. "We expect that our Trinity line of services will continue to open up new customer service opportunities, as we move forward," concluded Mr. Davidson.
About AMGI:
American Mold Guard, Inc. (Nasdaq:AMGI), founded in 2002, is a provider of structural decontamination and protective coating treatments and offers a complete range of services including building and diagnostic assessment and inspections, indoor air quality testing, complete mold decontamination and a series of preventive maintenance programs plus water intrusion emergency response. Services are available in new construction and occupied phases of multi-family and commercial buildings. Visit: www.amgicorp.com.
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