Mold in residential construction is common as the spores are introduced at the time of construction on the lumber that is used in construction. Other sources are also common in accessible areas of a structure. The spores of these aquatic organisms are just about everywhere in our environment.
The spores of the organisms spread rampantly once the organism is in full blown growth. The key to control is with the moisture that is required for its growth. Mold cannot take in moisture vapor, however moisture vapor will condense on cool surfaces. These surfaces can be hidden within walls and attics, which are located at the dew point of moisture vapor condensation. The combination of simple high interior moisture vapor content along with drafts around windows, or warm attics that carry the moisture to the backside of the roof deck, or a wet basement can create havoc with the onset and growth of mold. Roof and Plumbing leaks can provide the liquid moisture that will bring the spores out of dormancy.
Mold can cause a whole host of health hazards. A simple allergy to the spores can be agonizing to the individual experiencing its effects. The very harmful toxins given off by active mold have been known to kill human beings. Mold is serious business and must be eradicated in the residential dwelling.
Mold is successfully eliminated by 1) Accessing the mold; 2)Applying environmentally safe products that kill and prevent mold's return; 3)Addressing the moisture problem that created the problem. Only by finding it, accessing it, killing it and eliminating the moisture, can effectual treatment be completed.
It takes an expert in residential construction with years of experience to track down the causes of troublesome moisture within residential dwellings. Many of the Mold Remediators limit their services to eliminating the current mold situation. This one sided approach only leaves the client open for the return of the problem.
For Mold Remediation in the Philadelphia area, call FSI Restorations.
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