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Mold Remediation

Mold remediation encompasses identifying and addressing mold issues in a structure. Mold remediation prevents the spread of mold by isolating damaged areas, removing affected material and eliminating moisture sources – the cause of the mold – in order to reestablish a healthy environment.

Mold Remediation
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  • Mold remediation involves mold clean up and removal by Rainbow Restoration® specialists to address the damage and health risks associated with mold. Cleaning with bleach and water will not kill mold. Moldy material must be removed and the damaged area reconstructed; therefore mold remediation is best left to a professional trained to handle hazardous material and eliminate the spread of mold to other rooms. Expert mold remediation includes:

    • Assessment
      A Rainbow Restoration contractor will come into your home to identify moldy areas as well as the source of the problem. He will then formulate a mold remediation plan.
    • Containment
      The source of the moisture problem is addressed and the affected area is closed off to avoid contaminating the rest of your home with mold spores stirred up during the removal process.
    • Filtration
      HEPA filters will be used to clean the air of mold spores and other particles. The Rainbow Restoration specialist will also wear goggles and masks to lessen any exposure to airborne contaminants.
    • Removal
      Building materials and personal belongings in your home can be affected. Since mold is a living organism and deeply ingrains itself into materials to survive, it is best to dispose of anything porous. The safest and most effective way to ensure mold doesn’t return is to remove affected material. Nonporous materials can be cleaned with antimicrobial cleaners and sealants may be used to make treated areas more resistant to water and mold. You may need to have your heating and air conditioning systems professionally cleaned as well.
    • Drying
      It is imperative that cleaned and repaired items remain thoroughly dry. Remember, excessive moisture is how the issue started. As a result, your Rainbow Restoration mold remediation specialist will likely cover moisture management strategies to ensure your home doesn’t encounter future issues.
    • Repair
      The reconstruction process will begin after all mold-contaminated materials are removed. Clean, mold-free materials will replace what was previously contaminated.
    • Testing
      Following remediation, we search for any signs of recurrent water damage, moldy odors or visible mold to ensure the cleanup has been successful.
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Crawlspace Mold Remediation

Mold grows quickly in dark, damp places such as basements, attics, and crawl spaces.  Under the right conditions in these ares mold can grow very quickly, causing health risks and potential structural damage.

Health Risks of Mold

Due to the health risks associated with mold exposure, it is best to have mold remediation conducted as soon as possible. Though the type of reaction depends upon the mold present, according to both the EPA and CDC all molds have the potential to cause health issues such as:

  • Headaches
  • Breathing difficulties
  • Persistent cough or cold symptoms
  • Burning or irritation of the eyes, nose, throat or lungs
  • Asthma attacks
  • Hypersensitivity pneumonitis
  • Skin irritation
  • Allergic reactions
  • Opportunistic infections in immune-compromised individuals

Types of Mold

About 50 to 100 common types of indoor mold have the potential to create health problems. The most common types of indoor molds include:

  • Cladosporium
  • Penicillium
  • Alternaria
  • Aspergillus
  • Stachybotrys chartarum

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If you suspect mold issues, don’t put them on the back burner. Protect the health of your family by contacting Rainbow Restoration Restoration for a consultation and mold removal estimate. Rainbow Restoration has locations across the U.S. and abroad, offering service 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to restore damages due to fire, water, smoke, mold, and more.

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From water damage restoration, fire damage restoration, mold removal, to specialty cleaning services, we have the expertise property owners can trust for complete restoration and cleaning after a disaster or emergency.

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