Information about mold restoration, as well as, mold testing.
Anytime there’s moisture in the air, mold can grow easily. If there is a mold infestation in your house, it’s crucial to get rid of it immediately before it becomes a hazard to your health and home. Mold can be stealthy, invasive, and very difficult to eliminate, especially if you lack the proper knowledge and … Read more
Removing mold in the kitchen after it’s established a stronghold is like fighting a war of attrition. Mold can get everywhere and continue to spread. The spores will take root on any surface that’s warm enough and moist enough and then grow out of control. Can you remove mold in the kitchen yourself? It is … Read more
Mold is a problem in any home, and the summer is the ideal time for mold growth. Preventative measures to ensure your home is mold-free can help you manage your mold issues and stop growth before it starts. If you don’t stop it, you’ll need to determine how to clean your home thoroughly, which could … Read more
Nobody wants to have a mold damage problem on their hands. But this environmental contaminant is common–approximately 70% of all homes have some degree of mold growth. And sometimes, catastrophic events like floods lead to significant mold growth. Modest mold cleanups can be done on your own, while major mold remediation is best left to … Read more
There may be a hidden danger lurking in your home’s damp, moist corners. Almost one-quarter of all asthma diagnoses can be attributed to mold in the home. Anywhere that moisture and humidity meet, there is a good chance that mold spores are present. You’ll find mold around leaky windows, old ceiling tiles, in carpets, and … Read more
Mold, a common fungus, grows best in warm, damp places. This means that a leaky pipe or a backed-up drain could provide cause mold after water damage. Homeowners should take some precautions to prevent mold from taking hold – saving their home and their health from the long list of ailments associated with mold exposure. … Read more
If your house has recently been flooded, it’s important to ask yourself: when is mold remediation required? Mold spores start to colonize within 24-48 hours of moisture exposure. As long as the moisture levels remain high indoors, you can expect the mold to grow at a staggering pace. If the problem gets out of hand, … Read more
Hello!! And welcome to J & R Restoration Blog. Created with the purpose to offer South Florida residents with information, tips, and advice regarding property damage restoration. Sometimes knowing how to prepare for an accident can minimize property damage and save your families life. This blog will help property owners understand the conditions surrounding disasters … Read more