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Living in a home infested with mold can be detrimental to one's health. In particular, black mold produces toxins called mycotoxins that can cause a range of health problems, from respiratory issues and skin irritation to more serious conditions like cancer. If you suspect that your home has a mold problem, it's important to have it assessed by a professional as soon as possible.
If your home or office has experienced water damage due to flooding, a leaky roof or pipes bursting, then prompt attention to mold remediation is paramount. When there is extensive water damage, the water can seep into the floor, walls, cabinets, and wood fixtures leading to rot and decay. The formation of dangerous mold, mildew and other bacterial microbes is inevitable if left unchecked.
As one of the leading mold removal companies in Baltimore, our certified technicians will address your concerns promptly and professionally. We have extensive expertise in mold removal, and many people consider us to be the region's mold remediation experts. We are local and totally accountable for our work, and we are backed by an unmatched reputation for reliability of mold removal and water damage restoration services done with the utmost level of integrity.
There are many types of mold. Black mold is a type commonly found, though mold can also appear in shades or green, white, and even orange. Black mold colonies grow quickly, typically after 24 to 48 hours of excessive dampness in the walls and ceilings or after water damage. Black mold spreads through the air destroying floors, walls and ceilings. This will continue until the affected areas are treated and are left completely dry. If black mold is left unchecked, it can rapidly multiply and lead to serious health problems.
If you feel like you may have a mold issue and would like an expert opinion or investigation, please give us a call. We'll talk with you about our remediation & clean-up process, and answer any questions you may have.
Since mold is a fungus, it creates spores to reproduce that are invisible to the naked eye , you may not know its present until its visible growth is out of control. Mold loves to live in warm, damp, and humid environments, and will often be found in places like basements or bathrooms.
Mold is difficult to kill because it is resistant to many common chemicals. Bleach, for example, is often ineffective at killing mold. In addition, once mold has taken hold in an area, it can be difficult to remove completely. The best way to combat mold is to prevent it from growing in the first place by controlling moisture and humidity levels.
