Mold Remediation
Mold Remediation in Las Vegas, NV
When a moisture source, such as unexpected water damage, takes your home by storm, mold contamination often follows. You can have moisture problems that nurture the development of mold spores in your HVAC system without ever knowing it. While mold spores are always present in a healthy environment, to some degree, exponential mold growth can quickly become unsightly and toxic.
Studies have linked various mold species to health problems like chronic coughs, watery eyes, rashes, headaches, and respiratory conditions. Cleaning mold yourself only adds to your exposure to the dangerous substance. The EPA recommends hiring a professional contractor for any mold cleanup for areas covering more than 10 square feet of space to keep yourself safe. We are trained in mold remediation and removal, and we wear protective garments.
Finding any amount of mold in your home is a severe problem. Cleaning it up doesn't need to be any worse for you. Check out what our customers have had to say about our mold remediation services at WFM Restoration, and consider hiring us to inspect your home to find and tackle your mold problem, whether visible or out of sight. We can also handle any damage from a water problem or moisture problems.
What WFM Restoration Can Do
After inspecting your home and finding out the extent of the damages, our team will develop a remediation plan, subject to your consideration and approval. We will walk you through the steps necessary to put your home back in livable condition. We will check all corners of the contamination area to eradicate every last trace of mold. You'll get the experience and dedication of the best mold remediation team in Nevada.
If mold has infiltrated your home, don't wait. Call WFM Restoration today at
Acremonium
A moist or powdery mold ranging in color from orange to white.
Alternaria
A velvety mold with dark green or brown "hairs."
Aspergillus
A variety of many species which form thick walls of flask-shaped spores.
Chaetomium
A cotton-like species that ages from white to black over time.
Cladosporium
An olive-green or brown colored mold with a suede-like texture.
Mucor
A hazardous variety thatgrows in thick, white-gray patches.
Penicillium
A bluish-green species that grows in patches.
Stachybotrys
Aka "black mold." One of the deadliest varieties, it thrives on moisture, grows in damp environments, and has a slimy texture.
How to Curb Your Mold Growth
It's important to keep in mind that mold grows everywhere, including in the air and inside your home. It isn't possible to remove all traces of spores since they are part of the natural ecosystem.
However, you can find ways to control mold levels and prevent mold from damaging you or your property. The best way to avoid mold infestation is by keeping moisture and humidity low in your home.
After a heavy rainstorm, it's always beneficial to check your attic, basement, and other isolated areas for signs of water problems. You may also want to invest in a dehumidifier or take steps such as improving your indoor ventilation and air conditioning. Ideally, you should keep your home below 45 percent humidity at all times.
Give our WFM Restoration Mold Removal Specialists a Call
To take advantage of our remediation services, including black mold removal, please call WFM Restoration
LLC at (702) 496-6323 or contact us on our website.
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