Mold Removal
Mold is considered a toxic substance, and exposure to mold should be avoided as much as possible. Unfortunately, mold can thrive in almost any environment where moisture and oxygen are present, and it can grow on any organic surface. Prolonged exposure to mold can be extremely dangerous, and potentially fatal.
It is important to understand the symptoms and health effects of mold exposure. It can help you quickly identify these indicators and take immediate action to protect your health, your family, and your home.
If you have recently had flooding or water damage in your home or business or you believe mold is developing, call the professionals at Asbestos Experts™ immediately. Our experts are trained to identify mold quickly and get it removed from your property safely.
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Is My Home at Risk?
How do I know if I have a mold infestation? Mold can develop on almost any surface if conditions are right. When building materials like drywall or insulation are wet or have been wet, they are especially susceptible to mold growth. Often, mold growth is difficult to detect – it occurs beneath the surface. You may not know it’s there until the health effects become noticeable. That’s why it’s so important to contact our sister restoration company for thorough water extraction after a flooding event.
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