Top 5 Questions Asked:

How Much Does Mold Removal Cost?

The cost of mold removal inside a residential or commercial property can vary quite a bit based on many different factors. A few factors will be HOW MUCH mold there is, WHERE the mold is located, IF the mold is air borne or not, WHAT structural alterations will be needed in order to properly remove and dispose of the mold in the problem area, and what the Reconstruction will cost (or in other words, replacing and/or repairing the structural materials that were removed or altered as part of the remediation process). Once this information is determined the next factors will be based on WHO you hire to do the work. Get quotes and ask LOTS of questions. Also do your homework! The web is full of great information about this topic. Whatever you decide to do, just make sure you do it correctly... removing mold can turn into a health nightmare and a huge expense if not removed correctly.

Should I Be Concerned About Mold In My Home?

Yes. When mold spores are present in large numbers, they can cause allergic reactions, asthma episodes, infections, and other respiratory problems for people. Exposure to high spore levels can cause the development of an allergy to the mold. Mold can also cause structural damage to your home. Similarly, when wood goes through a period of wetting, then drying, it can eventually warp and cause walls to crack or become structurally weak.

What Symptoms Are Common With Exposure To Mold?

Allergic reactions may be the most common health problem of mold exposure. Typical symptoms reported (alone or in combination) include: respiratory problems, such as wheezing, and difficulty in breathing nasal and sinus congestion eyes-burning, watery, reddened, blurry vision, light sensitivity dry, hacking cough sore throat nose and throat irritation shortness of breath skin irritation central nervous system problems (constant headaches, memory problems, and mood changes) aches and pains possible fever.

What Is The Best Way To Get Rid Of Mold?

The answer depends on how much mold is present and where it is located. It is always recommended to consult with a professional first before attempting to remove mold yourself.

How Can I Tell If I Have A Mold Problem?

If you can see mold, or if there is an earthy or musty odor, you can assume you have a mold problem. Allergic individuals may experience the symptoms listed above. Look for previous water damage. Visible mold growth is found underneath materials where water has damaged surfaces, or behind walls. Look for discoloration and leaching from plaster. However, the most conclusive way to know if you have mold or not, is to consult with a professional.