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Mold Removal/Remediation

It can be very alarming when you find mold in your home or business. Unless it’s safely and properly removed it can put your health, and the value of your property, at risk.

Mold is harmful to both your health and your home or business. It can cause severe damage to the structural integrity of a building, while also posing serious risk to the health of those who live or work in that building.

Mold spores can cause respiratory issues and trigger allergy type symptoms such as red, watery eyes, stuffy nose, headaches, and coughing. Our professional mold removal technicians are trained and certified in the methods of the Institute for Inspection, Cleaning, and Restoration Certification (IICRC) and have many years of mold cleanup and removal experience under their belts.

A burst pipe can happen at any time of the day or night, and can begin to flood a room in minutes.

Our technicians are highly trained to manage and restore burst water pipe damage due to many reasons, including:

• Damaged interior wall pipes
• Weather effecting the outdoor pipe integrity
• Damaged interior piping during installation
• Corrosion noticed on the pipes
• Cracks that have formed in the pipes
• Cracking or crushing noted at the pipe ends

Our technicians will inspect the pipes and determine the reason for the issue, as well as start the required repairs to fix the pipes. We will look over every aspect of the pipes, review materials and pipe condition and then develop a plan for remediation.

What you need to know about Mold!

Mold exposure can lead to various health issues, including allergic reactions, asthma, and respiratory complaints.
Completely eradicating all mold and mold spores indoors is impractical; effective mold control hinges on managing indoor moisture levels.
If you detect mold in your home or school, it's crucial to not only remove the mold but also identify and eliminate the sources of moisture that foster its growth.
Address the underlying water problem or leaks promptly to prevent mold from flourishing.
To curb mold growth, maintain indoor humidity levels between 30-60% by venting moisture-producing sources outdoors, utilizing air conditioners and dehumidifiers, enhancing ventilation, and employing exhaust fans during activities like cooking, dishwashing, and cleaning.
Act swiftly to clean and thoroughly dry any damp or wet building materials and furnishings within 24-48 hours to thwart mold development.
Eliminate mold from hard surfaces using water and detergent, ensuring they are completely dry. Porous materials like ceiling tiles that have become moldy may necessitate replacement.
Prevent condensation by improving insulation to minimize moisture accumulation on cold surfaces like windows, piping, exterior walls, roof, or floors.
In consistently damp areas, refrain from installing carpets, such as near drinking fountains, classroom sinks, or on concrete floors prone to leaks or frequent condensation.
Molds can thrive in a multitude of environments, colonizing substances like wood, paper, carpet, and even food, as long as moisture is available.