08 Dec Getting A Better Picture of the Difference Between Mold Removal & Mold Remediation
It is difficult to eradicate all mold from a house or business because microscopic moldspores are found in almost every part of the home and outside. Mold removal is often promised by many restoration companies. False claims can be made. Long Beach water damage restoration specialists are experts in managing mold growth. Most mold remediation focuses on returning mold levels to their natural levels.
Every situation is unique and will require a different solution. The mold remediation process in general is the same.
- Step 1: Contact an emergency contact
- Step 2: Mold Damage Assessment and Inspection
- Step 3: Mold containment
- Step 4: Air Filtration
- Step 5: Mold Infested Material and Mold Removal
- Step 6: Clean all contents and belongings
- Step 7: Restoration
Understanding Mold A Little Better
Mold growth can begin as soon as 48 hours after water enters your property. Here are some facts about mould:
- Both indoor and outdoor molds can be found.
- Mold spores can travel through the air. They are microscopic and microscopic. They can also be carried indoors on clothing and pets.
- Moisture is what mold spores need to thrive. When they are exposed to water, mold spores can quickly form colonies. These colonies can cause irritations or allergies and could also have serious health consequences.
- Mold remediation must be performed before any moisture or water sources can be identified. Mold can return if this is not done.
- Sometimes mold can produce a musty, strong odor which could be a sign of potential problems.
- Mold growth can be supported by indoor humidity levels higher than normal. The indoor humidity level should not exceed 45 percent