Maybe you smell a musty odor in your basement. Or you know you had water damage a little while ago and are worried that mold might have begun to grow. In this case a mold remediation specialist inspection is the first important step in taking care of your mold problem for good.
A mold inspection is conducted onsite at your property, and is available 24/7 to take care of emergencies. We at FDP Mold Remediation, bring all of our training and experience into making sure we form a complete picture of what needs to be done should you need mold remediation.
*after hours emergency inspection $199
Mold development can be a stealthy danger that lurks on your property, endangering the structural integrity of your house or place of business in addition to your health. FDP Mold Remediation is aware of how important it is to keep your home or place of business safe and healthy. Here are solid arguments for why you should think about having FDP Mold Remediation inspect your house for mold.
First of all, mold can grow in concealed places, like under floors or behind walls, making it difficult to find with the unaided eye. Our experienced mold inspection team uses modern technology to locate mold colonies and gauge the severity of the infestation.
Second, being exposed to mold can cause allergies and other health problems, such as respiratory disorders. By addressing the underlying reasons for mold growth, our thorough inspection not only helps identify existing mold but also helps prevent potential health problems.
Thirdly, keeping the value of your property intact requires a mold check. Early identification and treatment can stop significant structural damage, sparing you from eventually expensive repairs.
When you choose FDP Mold Remediation for your mold inspection needs, you can be sure that a comprehensive examination will protect your property and the health of its occupants, provide timely identification, and ensure efficient repair.
Store-bought mold tests are unreliable for several reasons. First of all, DIY kits often lack essential components, necessitating additional purchases. Secondly, most DIY test kits yield positive results due to the ubiquitous presence of mold and mold spores, even in meticulously clean homes. Moreover, the instructions typically provide an address for sending samples to a so-called "lab." However, it remains uncertain whether this "lab" is certified or accredited.
Another important thing to consider is how quickly and carefully we examine samples when they are delivered. It is really important that we do this on time and get the most accurate results. Mold grows fast and if not addressed promptly, it can spread to other areas of the home.
Even if a positive result is obtained, it remains unclear whether the mold presence is minimal or extensive, and whether it poses any harm. Furthermore, the duration of time the kit has spent on the store shelf without an expiration date raises questions. And the bigger question is what about hidden mold?
