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Molds can grow wherever there is moisture, oxygen, and a something for the mold to feed on. Mold can grow on almost any organic substance, as long as moisture and oxygen are present. Molds grow in our homes in moist warm areas like damp basements, closets, and bathrooms, even after the moisture has dried. Molds can also grow in places where fresh food is stored such as refrigerator drip trays, garbage pails and sinks. The worst place that molds can grow, however, is inside wall cavities and flooring of our homes, wherever there may be cellulose materials they can feed on, such as wood, ceiling tiles, or plasterboard, even if they are not visible, and they have sustained water damage at one time or another.
We know that molds can cause illness when people are exposed to extensive mold growth indoors. In its 1993 report “Indoor Allergens,” the Institute of Medicine (IOM) concluded that airborne fungal allergens were most often associated with allergic diseases, such as allergic rhinitis/conjunctivitis, allergic asthma, and hypersensitivity pneumonitis. In its 2000 report “Clearing the Air: Asthma and Indoor Air Exposures,” IOM concluded that there is sufficient evidence of an association between exposure to mold and exacerbations of asthma.
Mold remediation or Mold Abatement is the term used to describe the clean up and removal process of toxic mold from a home, office, school, building or other indoor area. If there is only a small amount of mold present, you may be able to clean away the mold with strong cleaning supplies. If the mold is widespread, professionals may need to be hired, as specialized equipment and methods may be required to remove the mold completely.
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Types of Mold in Homes
There are about 150 different types of household mold. Mold spores are often always present in a home, but become an issue when they land on a damp or wet surface and begin growing.
- Stachybotrys is the infamous black mold that made the news in association with ill health effects many years ago. It needs a very damp area to grow, and is considered a Hazard Class A mould, as it can create toxins. It looks black on surfaces.
- Alternaria appears as a black or grey colored mold that can grow in wet or dusty areas. It is classified as a Hazard Class B mould, and has been known to cause various allergic reactions.
- Aspergillus is another common mold. Aspergillus is generally classified as a Hazard Class A or B as this type of mold causes allergic reactions or infections in people with weak immune systems.
- Cladosporium, Penicillium & Ulocladium are other forms of household mold that are not as toxic as the other molds, but still could cause health issues
Cost of Mold Remediation & Mold Removal
Find Mold Removal & Mold Remediation Services Dallas: For Dallas homeowners who need to remove toxic mold there are many contractors & professional mold remediation companies & specialists in the area. Below is information on mold remediation services in Dallas & Denton County, Texas that offer Mold Testing & Sampling, Mold Removal & property cleanup. These companies serve all of the Dallas area including University Park, Highland Park, Preston Hollow, Lakewood, M Streets, Farmer's Branch, Carrolton, Addison, Arlington, Richardson, Garland, Denton, Plano, Irvine, Mesquite, Frisco, Duncanville & more
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All Mold Pro All-Mold Pro™ representatives are experts when it comes to finding mold hidden inside your walls, ceilings, floors, basement, crawl space, attic, as well as HVAC equipments and ducts. They are experienced in mold inspection, investigation, testing, and remediation (removal of mold). Our staff is highly trained in the most modern methods used today. |
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Dalworth
Restoration If you think your property has mold present, call Dalworth Restoration for a free mold detection and inspection in Dallas Fort Worth, Texas. We have been in the mold abatement and remediation business in the Dallas Fort Worth metroplex for 34 years and are licensed by the state of Texas to perform mold removal and remediation. Our knowledgeable mold removal technicians will alleviate your concerns with practical mold abatement information and answer your mold clean up questions to put your mind at ease. |
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Eagle
Remediation Services, Inc. Eagle Remediation Services, Inc.’s professionally trained crews are prepared to handle mold damage resulting from natural disasters such as hurricanes, construction defects or minor water damage. Eagle has the properly licensed, certified and trained professionals to contain damage to the smallest area possible, physically remove contamination based on stringent practices developed by a licensed consultant of indoor air quality professional. |
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WDT
Water Damage Restoration Dallas Whether you are a property owner who is wondering if a mold damage problem lurks behind your wallpaper or if you know for a fact that you have a highly hazardous mold growth within your structure, The Water Damage Team is here to help you navigate safely and cost efficiently through your current mold dilemma. For mold inspections and mold removal services, we are your one stop shop. If you are not yet sure of the presence or extent of the water damage mold growth in your property, then one of our qualified mold inspectors will give you a top to bottom diagnosis. If our mold inspectors find mold growth in the walls or carpet water damage mold, then we call in the rest of our mold removal specialists to thoroughly eliminate all mold damage found. |
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RESTORx
of Texas website Restorx Of Texas is a Certified and Licensed mold remediation company! We have added Thermal Infrared Camera Inspections to our Mold Inspection services. The tool is mainly used to locate and pinpoint sources of leaks and water intrusion in buildings eliminating the need for destructive source finding. The method is most efficient shortly after a leak occurred and less effective when no moisture remains in the building material. It can collect black and white or color thermal images that can be e-mailed to client or used for documentation in reports. Contact us for a demo or a free “Mold Information Seminar.” |
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