Mold is a common problem experienced in homes and places of work, especially in environments where water or moisture is present. If you have seen mold develop in your home or workplace, you might be wondering what you will do to get rid of it.
Water damage requires quick action – regardless of whether it occurs suddenly or has developed gradually over a longer period.
Mold is often stubborn and often reappears in the same place after a few weeks. This is because many do not know the causes and therefore do not fight the mold properly.
Mold in your home is unsightly, damaging, and dangerous. It ruins the structural integrity of your walls and, if left untreated, it can even lead to health problems.
When faced with an emergency water damage clean-up or fire/smoke damage to your property, who do you call… what should you do?
Living in South Florida, we experience tropical storms that roll in quickly, some which sit over us for a few days, and others that pack a strong wind gust along with constant rain.
As we rapidly approach hurricane season, something to do ahead of time is to review your insurance policy, review the policy limits, and coverage.
The above video shows the pool hall at a large, local community that sustained a large amount of water damage. As a result, the existing glue down carpet had to be removed and replaced. In order to begin the work, all pool tables had to be professionally removed.
We have received many emergency water damage phones calls with regard to water heater leaks that occur from the upper floors of a condominium building. In many cases, if not detected immediately, this type of leak will affect the units below where the leak originated.
When we think about the areas where hidden mold can develop, there are many locations that may not be easily recognizable.
