If
you home is suffering from mold growth, you may very well be
wondering why you have mold? Well if your home has had the misfortune
to suffer from a major flooding event caused by a river bursting its
banks or from a burst pipe or blocked sewer outlet. If the water
intrusion is not dealt with quickly enough it will cause mold to grow
and spread and before long you will have a major mold and mildew
problem on your hands.
If
you are wondering why the mold and mildew needs to be removed then
you should look no further than the health affects mold growth can
have on you and your family. These health problems can range from
skin problems such as rashes and problems with the sinus and eyes.
There are more dangerous health problems associated with the
inhalation of airborne mold spores, and that is the breathing
problems that can occur, such as asthma and bronchitis. The groups
most susceptible to these more serious health problems are children,
the elderly and those who already have pre-existing health problems.
The only way to prevent this from happening is for the affected area
to undergo complete mold removal.
So
what does total mold removal actually involve?
Well
to begin with, in order to stop the mold spores from spreading,
typically the affected area is isolated from the rest of the property
and this is usually completed by using plastic sheeting. Then once
the room has been isolated the mold removal process can begin. The
mold removal equipment utilized typically involves vacuums and air
filtration equipment that is fitted with High Efficiency Particulate
Absorbing (HEPA) filters. These help to prevent the spread of the
mold spores into the atmosphere as they are being removed. Then once
the area has been vacuumed the area is sprayed with an anti microbial
solution to further prevent the growth of mold in the future. Then a
second vacuuming, using vacuums fitted with HEPA filters takes place
to make sure that there are no errant mold spores in the atmosphere.
When it comes to water damage mold removal Atlanta
residents should turn to professionals for help.
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