WHAT IS MOLD?
Mold is a type of fungus. In normal situations, it can be completely harmless. In excessive amounts and conditions, however, mold can cause structural damage to buildings and serious health problems for humans.
Mold spores are everywhere. in the air and on surfaces. When their environment becomes warm and humid, they flourish. The most common events that promote mold growth are pipe leaks, sewer back-ups and water damage. Mold lives and thrives on organic materials such as wood, paper, cotton, wool and many others. The digestive by-product of mold produces a musty order.
What is Mold Remediation?
Service Team Of Professionals remedies mold contamination by providing these professional services:
· Containment
· Reduction or elimination of moisture levels to prevent further mold growth
· Removal of mold and/or materials that have mold and fungi growth
Mold spores are equally harmful whether dead or alive. After professional testing and mold identification, mold spores must be removed to ensure a safe environment. Isolating the contaminated area is critical to minimize further contamination. Ventilation systems must be turned off and sealed. Decontamination processes are carefully planned and executed per specific written protocols. Special air control and filtration systems are in place at all times during the cleaning and removal process. Tests must be conducted after each remediation job to insure success.
Mold & Your Health. The majority of molds one encounters do not pose health hazards to healthy people. Overexposure however, can trigger or worsen existing problems like hay fever and allergies. Overexposure may lead to respiratory and sinus problems including coughing, congestion, runny nose, eye irritation and increased asthma troubles. Encounters with toxic molds, which can cause life-threatening illnesses are fairly rare. |
