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Mold remediation in schools: An overview

by Kiran | Sep 5, 2020 | Mold Damage, mold repair, Restoration

Did you know that in 2013, children aged between 5-17 missed 13.8 million days of school per year in the US due to asthma? As per the statistics by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), one in five Americans visit a school each day for one reason or...

Cladosporium Mold Type: What You Need to Know

by Staff | Jun 26, 2020 | Mold Damage, mold repair, Restoration

Mold growth in a residential or office space and disrupt the harmony of your everyday life. It is hard to identify mold growth and it is often harder to detect its effects on your health until it turns into something critical. Out of the common mold types found in...

Water Damage Restoration: 21 Frequently Asked Questions

by Staff | Jun 9, 2020 | Flood Damage, mold repair, Restoration, Water Damage, Water Damage Repairs, Wind & Storm Damage

Residential or commercial water damage is a nuisance that taunts every landlord or property owner. If not addressed quickly, it can lead to major concerns including mold growth and property structural damage in the long run. As a certified water damage restoration...

Yeast & Mold: How To Tell The Difference

by Staff | May 15, 2020 | Mold Damage, mold repair

Yeast and mold are the two different forms of fungi that people find hard to distinguish. Fungi can be normal and natural, however, a higher concentration, especially in residential structures, can cause an adverse effect on health and safety. The ability to...

Mold Damage: 41 Frequently Asked Questions

by Staff | May 4, 2020 | Mold Damage, mold repair, Restoration

What are molds? Mold is a type of fungi found in both indoor and outdoor environments. The primary functionality of the mold is to breakdown dead materials. In nature, mold can be found on soil, food, and plants. What makes mold grow? Mold can grow abruptly with the...

What to Expect from a Professional Mold Removal Service

by Staff | Apr 21, 2020 | General Contracting, Mold Damage, mold repair, Reconstruction, Wood

If not handled properly, mold growth in houses and offices can be a recurring problem. Incidents of mold growth disrupting the lives of people have increased in the past two years. With the rise in indoor fungal and bacterial contaminations, the task of finding a...