Commercial vs. Residential Mold Remediation
Mold remediation can differ significantly between commercial and residential properties due to various factors, including scale, complexity, and regulations. Understanding these differences is crucial for property owners and managers. This article explores the key distinctions between commercial and residential mold remediation. Scale and Scope of Remediation 1. Commercial Properties 2.
Signs of Mold Growth
Mold is a common problem in many households, often thriving in damp and humid conditions. Identifying mold growth early can save homeowners significant time, money, and health risks. This article explores the signs of mold growth, enabling you to take proactive measures. Visual Indicators of Mold Growth Unusual Odors Health
Professional Water Damage Restoration
Water damage is a homeowner’s worst nightmare. Whether caused by natural disasters, plumbing failures, roof leaks, or appliance malfunctions, water damage can lead to significant property damage, health risks, and financial burdens if not addressed promptly and professionally. In many cases, water damage extends beyond what meets the eye, affecting
DIY Mold Removal: When It’s Safe and When It’s Not
Mold is a common household problem that can develop quickly in areas with excess moisture. While small mold issues can often be managed with do-it-yourself (DIY) methods, larger or more toxic infestations may require professional remediation. Knowing when it’s safe to tackle mold on your own versus when to call
The Long-Term Effects of Mold in Your Home
Mold is a common issue in many homes, but its long-term presence can have far-reaching consequences for both the structure of the house and the health of its occupants. Mold, a type of fungus, thrives in environments with moisture, warmth, and organic materials to feed on. If left unchecked, mold
What to do After Your Home is Free of Mold
Once mold remediation is complete, maintaining a mold-free environment is crucial. Post-remediation best practices help ensure that mold does not return and that your living space remains healthy. This article outlines essential steps to take after mold remediation. Understanding the Importance of Post-Remediation Care After a mold remediation process, it’s
Water can cause a laundry list of problems, especially when left untreated. Water can cause building materials to mold, break, and wear down faster. One specific example is buckling on your hardwood floors. Or mold on your walls and floors.
We determine whether we are dealing with clean or dirty water. When dealing with a clean water loss we assess building materials and decide what can be salvaged and what must be removed (i.e., flooring and drywall.) Once we have determined what is salvageable and what isn’t we begin removing non-salvageable materials. Once we have removed all non. Salvageable materials Air Movers and Dehumidifiers are set up throughout the affected areas. Our job is to get your home healthy and ready for reconstruction.
When dealing with dirty water (sewage) we remove all building materials it has encountered. Once all affected building materials are removed, we clean and disinfect all affected structures (subfloor, concrete, studs). When the home is cleaned and disinfected, we begin the drying process with Air Movers, dehumidifiers, and a HEPA Air Scrubber to filter any airborne bacteria.
When you find a water leak it’s important to find the source. Sometimes you can stop the leak by simply turning a valve. In some cases, you may need to shut off your main water line. Finding the source is key because it determines how we will treat your loss. We also have plumbers we can refer to help repair any damaged plumbing.
The longer the water sits the more secondary damage it causes. Even clean water losses left untreated can quickly turn into contaminated water causing more building materials to be removed. Also, when you do not report or take care of a water loss immediately to your insurance provider, they may not cover your loss due to “negligence.”
When you have a sewage backup STOP using all water immediately. Continuing to use the water will cause more water to back up. Call us immediately and we can set you up with a preferred plumber to unclog your drain.
Yes, sewage can be very dangerous. It can cause you to experience vomiting and diarrhea when you come into close contact with it.
No, mold spores are all around us. When a mold test is done. A. comparison is done with outside air. As long as the air inside the home/structure is in the same range as the ambient air, the home is safe. The problem begins when the mold numbers are outside of the norm.
If you see mood but don’t smell it, it most. Likely means the mold has been there for a while and the around has dried on its own. The problem is if water affects that area again the mold already being there will speed up the damage.
We don’t personally perform mold tests, due to it being a conflict of interest. We use a third-party company Rex Environmental.
When water gets under and in wood floors, the water will start being absorbed into the flooring. In some cases, we can put drying mats on set floors and pull the moisture out. If possible, all you need after is to sand them down and refinish the floor. In cases where too much water has been absorbed, we remove the flooring and dry the subfloor. Getting it ready for new flooring.
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