Frequently Asked Questions
About Property Restoration
Yes! Black mold not only causes structural damage to buildings, exposure to black mold can cause numerous respiratory, neurological, and other health issues.
Mold has been been associated with many aliments. You should consult with your doctor or your medical team if you are ill or have adverse symptoms.
Mold can grow within 24 to 48 hours after water damage.
Every Insurance policy is different. You should contact your broker/agent or your insurance company to determine the amount of coverage that you have.
You should contact an attorney if you have such concerns and your landlord does not respond as you believe he/she should.
Yes. ANY moisture from any source inside of your home can cause mold. It is important to periodically check your home for leaks. If you notice moisture or water where it does not belong check it out right away.
Not usually. Mold will not grow without a lot of moisture, so keeping your concrete floors clean and dry should prevent mold growth.
The only way to be able to name mold is to have a sample tested at a qualified laboratory.
The symptoms normally resemble "allergies:" itchy eyes, sneezing, coughing, etc. However, different molds will affect different people in different ways. If you believe you might be suffering from exposure to mold you should contact your doctor and be sure to share this concern.
The biggest step is to be sure the bathroom has adequate ventilation. It is important to have a properly installed exhaust fan.
Yes! Black mold not only causes structural damage to buildings, exposure to black mold can cause numerous respiratory, neurological, and other health issues.
Mold has been been associated with many aliments. You should consult with your doctor or your medical team if you are ill or have adverse symptoms.
Mold can grow within 24 to 48 hours after water damage.
Every Insurance policy is different. You should contact your broker/agent or your insurance company to determine the amount of coverage that you have.
You should contact an attorney if you have such concerns and your landlord does not respond as you believe he/she should.
Yes. ANY moisture from any source inside of your home can cause mold. It is important to periodically check your home for leaks. If you notice moisture or water where it does not belong check it out right away.
Not usually. Mold will not grow without a lot of moisture, so keeping your concrete floors clean and dry should prevent mold growth.
The only way to be able to name mold is to have a sample tested at a qualified laboratory.
The symptoms normally resemble "allergies:" itchy eyes, sneezing, coughing, etc. However, different molds will affect different people in different ways. If you believe you might be suffering from exposure to mold you should contact your doctor and be sure to share this concern.
The biggest step is to be sure the bathroom has adequate ventilation. It is important to have a properly installed exhaust fan.
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