FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION

• What’s the difference between mold and mildew?

  
  Mold and mildew are in the same family of fungi. The difference is that mold must be professionally remediated to fully remove it from your property, while mildew can simply be wiped away. Mold spreads easily and can be dangerous to your health, so expert assistance is always recommended.

• What does mold look like?

  
  Mold will present itself in dark gray, green, or even black blotches on surfaces. It will likely be raised and textured, unlike mildew, and is typically accompanied by a mildew-like odor.

• What is mold remediation?

  
  Mold remediation is the process used to thoroughly remove mold, eliminate odors, sanitize the area, and restore healthy air quality to residential and commercial properties.

• How much does mold remediation cost?

  
  The cost of mold remediation will vary based on the extent of your mold infestation. We’ll provide you with a detailed quote once we’re able to assess the mold in your property.

• How long does it take mold to grow or spread?

  
  Mold can begin to develop in as little as 24 hours, then spread to multiple parts of your home. It’s imperative to stay on top of mold and call for remediation as soon as it’s spotted.

• Do I need to hire a mold remediation/removal expert to remove mold, or can I do it myself?

  
  Due to the dangers of mold, we advise you to leave the removal to us. The inhalation of mold spores can lead to adverse health effects and long-term illness.

• How long does it take to remove mold?

  
  The time it takes to remove mold is determined on a case-by-case basis. It all depends on the size of the infestation and its location.

• How is mold growth detected?

  
  We use professional equipment and extensive training to identify mold throughout your home. We check behind walls and under flooring to determine the true extent of the damage; anything missed will only cause another infestation, so we ensure a thorough assessment of your property.

• What health problems can mold cause?

  
  Initially, mold causes an allergy-like reaction in most people. They’ll experience itchy eyes, coughing, sneezing, a runny nose, and other similar symptoms. With long-term mold exposure, people may experience headaches, fatigue, and other chronic illness.