Mold Cleanup and Removal
Mold can grow anywhere there is moisture and oxygen; and it grows at an alarming rate and can affect your family's well-being. A & E Flood Services provides the safest mold abatement, decontamination and cleanup process which removes mold spores and growth from homes, buildings and even personal possessions.
According to a 1999 Mayo Clinic study, nearly all chronic sinus infections, which afflicted 37 million Americans, were caused from mold exposure. A 300% increase in the asthma rate over the past 20 years has been linked to molds. (According to a 1999 USA Today Cover Story)
There are various types of toxic mold which can lead to health and structure hazards found in walls, carpets, ceilings, etc. Mold can have serious effects on your immune system. People experience unpredicted health symptoms and allergic reactions like dizziness, weakness, nausea, sleeplessness, headaches, and flu-like symptoms.
A & E Flood Services provides complete Mold Removal and Cleanup Services. This process includes:
- Visual Evaluation
- Mold Testing and Examination
- Mold Decontamination and Mold Spore Removal Procedures
- Mold Damage Repair
- Air and Surface Testing
We use top of the line equipment such as air scrubbers, containment testing and remediation set by industry standards.
Our technicians are on call 24/7, complete with equipped units ready to remedy any mold problem and guarantee that your home is mold-free and all mold damage is repaired.
If you feel you have a mold issue or need mold removal, please call to schedule an inspection today.
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Dos and Don'ts
- Call A & E Flood Services right away to get rid of your mold problem and begin repairs.
- Don't wait if you have water damage or a mold problem. Mold destroys most everything it grows on, and it grows at an alarming rate.
- Dry out your water damage, within 48 hours, to prevent mold from growing.
- Ask your insurance professional about whether or not your homeowner's insurance policy covers mold-related issues.
- Don't breathe in or touch mold-infested areas and make sure to wear a proper respirator and gloves.
- Open the windows in your home or business to ventilate humidity levels.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. How do I know if I have a mold problem?
A. Mold is common in many homes and businesses. Mold becomes a problem when moisture is introduced and it begins to multiply. Often mold is hidden beneath carpet, around pipes, or behind walls. Some warning signs that you may have mold in your home include discoloration of walls or water stains, places where nails are rusting through, a mildew-like odor in your home, swelling of baseboards and window trims, ongoing respiratory problems, or having standing water for more than 72 hours.
Q. Is mold making me sick?
A. Mold produces allergens that can cause different allergic reactions in sensitive individuals. Most common reported symptoms are itchy eyes, runny nose, fever skin rash and asthma-related effects. It may feel like you have a cold or flu, but you don't.
Q. Which molds are considered toxic?
A. Toxic molds produce mycotoxins, or poisons that can be harmful to humans and animals. One of the most common of these is Stachybotrys, sometimes called black mold. However, not all black molds are toxic. And not all toxic molds are black. There are several other types of molds that are toxic such as Aspergillus, Penicillium, and Cladosporium, which do not make an exhaustive list. To read more about the different types of mold, visit: http://www.moldfixer.cm/types_of_mold.html#More_On_Toxic_Molds
Q. Is my mold claim going to be covered?
A. This is something your insurance agent will be able to tell you. Many policies do not cover mold. If mold coverage is important to you, then make sure to get a policy that includes it.
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