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While you can remove small mold patches on non-porous surfaces with household cleaners, improper cleaning or disturbing large mold colonies can release harmful spores into the air. For significant infestations, it's safer to hire a professional to avoid health risks and prevent mold from spreading.
Mold removal focuses on eliminating visible mold, while mold remediation addresses both visible mold and the underlying cause, like moisture issues. Remediation ensures the mold doesn't return by treating the root cause, whereas removal may only offer a temporary solution.
Symptoms may include respiratory issues, headaches, coughing, sneezing, watery eyes, skin irritation, and in severe cases, chronic fatigue and asthma attacks. Long-term exposure can worsen these symptoms and potentially lead to serious health conditions.
Yes, especially for large infestations or if mold is in hidden areas. Professionals have the tools and expertise to safely remove mold, prevent it from spreading, and address the source of the moisture that caused it, ensuring it doesn’t return.
Consider the following aspects before deciding whether to stay in your house during the mold remediation process. The duration of the project usually takes between three and seven days. If high-traffic areas like bedrooms or kitchens are affected, temporary relocation may be recommended. Health conditions should also be considered, and our team will advise you based on the specific situation.
The duration depends on the size and severity of the mold problem. Most standard residential jobs are completed in 1 to 5 days. Larger or more complex cases may require additional time, especially if repairs or drying are necessary.
Not necessarily. While many mold types produce a musty or earthy odor, some growths can go undetected without a smell—especially if they’re hidden behind walls, under floors, or in HVAC systems.
Yes, if the source of moisture isn't properly addressed. Professional mold remediation includes identifying and fixing the root cause to prevent future growth. Regular inspections and moisture control are key to keeping your space mold-free.
Yes, mold exposure can affect pets just as it does humans. It may lead to coughing, sneezing, skin rashes, or digestive problems. Keeping your indoor environment mold-free protects the health of both people and pets.
Insurance coverage depends on your policy and the cause of the mold. If the mold resulted from a covered incident, like a burst pipe, your provider may cover remediation costs. It's best to review your policy or speak directly with your insurance agent for clarity.
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