Constant humidity, leaking pipes or roof, poor ventilation, flooding, foundation dampness, and a leaking AC system are some of the most common causes of mold damage.

Small patches of mold can be relatively straightforward to deal with, but if the mold problem is large, attempting mold removal without the correct tools can be hazardous to your health. Mold, along with other toxic components, can spread into the air when disturbed, causing major health problems for those in the region. This is hazardous to anyone breathing in the air. This is a concern not only for your home, but also for you because it degrades your air quality. We will be able to prevent this by using specialized techniques and equipment during remediation, such as installing specific air scrubbers, negative pressure, and containment.

Certainly not! In fact, mold removal and remediation conducted by trained professionals will improve the condition and air quality of your home. When we interact with new customers, we frequently discover that they have engaged their "master of all crafts friend" to remove moldy things from the premises. What they don't realize is that they've spread mold spores throughout the entire house in the process. This means they now have a larger problem to deal with because it is no longer limited to a single location.

Yes. Mold spores are so microscopic (0.3 microns and up) that they are imperceptible to the human eye. When you can see mold growing (the size of a postage stamp or larger), you are dealing with a colony of 10 million mold spores. Mold will spread through the HVAC system and contaminate other areas it comes into touch with, including your clothing and furniture. Cleaning the HVAC system is critical to the effectiveness of the mold eradication procedure.