Mold Remediation

Why do I need Mold Remediation?

There are a number of symptoms that your home has been infiltrated with mold or mold spores. Look out for the following:

• Irritation of the throat
• Irritation of the eyes, such as watery or itchy eyes
• Nasal congestion
• Any difficulty breathing, or respiratory problems
• Frequent sneezing or sneezing fits
• Congestion of the sinuses, or a runny nose
• Chest tightness or wheezing
• Coughing
• Black or deep green areas of your walls or ceiling

These symptoms could be evidence that mold has taken a presence in your home or office, and you should get it checked out. We will do a full and thorough inspection, locating any and all instances of mildew and eliminating them with mold remediation services. We will do another round through and use anti-microbial solutions to ensure it doesn’t come back.

We also have the high tech equipment needed to dry out your structure, should it have pockets of moisture, or elements the mold would like to come back to. We adhere to the government standards for mold removal, and take all safety precautions necessary to keep it from spreading or becoming airborne in your home.

There are serious health risks associated with exposure to mold, so if you suspect there is mildew in your building, call us right away for a mold remediation inspection and mold removal.

Some Mold Facts

When it comes to mold and mold remediation, there is a lot of confusion about the topic. So here are some facts about mold:

• Mold is practically present everywhere, be it outdoors or indoors.
• Mold spores are very tiny and microscopic and float in the air. They can enter your home via doors, windows, air conditioning or heating systems, or even on your pet or your clothing.
• In the presence of moisture, mold spores thrive and grow. When exposed to water, these mold spores grow into large colonies very quickly and these colonies of mold spores may produce irritants and allergens.
• However, before the mold remediation process can begin on your property, you must ensure that you address and completely eliminate any sources of moisture or water, otherwise, the mold may return.
• Often mold produces a strong and musty odor, which can lead you to the mold problem areas.
• Mold growth can occur even if the humidity indoors is higher than normal. So, you should aim to keep the indoor humidity below 45%.
• Excess humidity or a small water leak is all it takes for mold to grow in your home and in less than 48 hours, the mold can spread through the property very quickly. Mold can grow in hidden areas such as under carpets, behind the wallpaper, on top of the ceiling, in linoleum, etc.