Just because you can’t always see mold – doesn’t mean it is not there.
Mold can grow outdoors, indoors, and virtually on any surface where moisture is prevalent. That means it’s capable of being hidden inside walls, pipes, wallpaper, on or underneath carpets, and more. If there is any speculation of mold’s presence, determining if it actually exists is the necessary first step.
There are several different types of mold, but no matter which type may exist in your space, you will want to remove it as soon as possible to prevent any potential health risks for those exposed. And although removing the mold is important, it is also equally important to eliminate the source of moisture to prevent the mold from simply growing again. Reducing humidity, implementing proper ventilation, and cleaning and drying all surfaces are just some of the many ways you can help to remediate the mold problem.
Sometimes the mold problems can be an ongoing nuisance, bigger than one can bear, or just downright stubborn. Should that be the situation, our team is always properly equipped, trained, and ready to handle such projects. Our team’s responsiveness, professionalism, and ability to provide top-notch service are just a few of the many attributes you will experience when working with us.
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Want to know more about mold? Check out this list of ten things you should know about mold, published from the EPA.
I can only imagine the severity of mold infestations in more humid places like on the West Coast. With that in mind I can see where this article is coming from pertaining to mold removal. You want to re mediate it and not just remove it, just like it says in the title