June 2018
What You Should Know About Mold
If your home has mold you should make sure it is it taken care of as soon as you can. Mold can spread really quickly, and it is more than just black spots. As it grows, it can break down the "food" that supports it, which can be the wooden studs supporting your walls, the sheetrock itself, or any other organic, porous materials in your home. That can be bad news for your property, let alone for your health.
Mold Cleanup - DIY?
We've all heard it a million times. Bleach kills mold, so all you have to do is clean the area with bleach and you're fine. Not true, unfortunately. While bleach can be effective on small areas of certain types of mold, it doesn't kill all the strains of mold, so you can clean up and think you're good, only to have mold return to the same place. Professional mold remediators use anti-microbial treatments to effectively clean and disinfect non-porous areas affected by mold, plus they can safely remove porous building materials that can't be properly cleaned, like drywall and insulation.