TOXIC MOLD
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Keep Your Family Safe and Healthy With Every Breath They Take!
Harmful molds may be present - but not visible. Air Testing detects hidden mold problems!
Our report show the kinds of molds and airborne levels!
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Air Testing Provides a greater degree of safety and peace of mind!
Health Concerns
Infants, children, the elderly, pregnant women and people who are immunosuppressed are at greater risk from breathing toxic molds or elevated mold spore levels.
The EPA states that exposure to mold can result in serious adverase health effects:
Asthma/Respiatory problems
Flu-like symtoms
Dizziness - Headaches
Nausea - Fatigue
Skin Rashes - Ear Infections
Nervous system damage
Liver damage and Cancer
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Sampling is preformed by a trained professional experienced in collecting samples. You'll receive copies of the actual lab results and a report clearly interpreting your results MOLDREPORT tm.
We also provide recommmendation for specific corrective action.
Q: What are the adverse health effects from breathing elevated mold levels indoors? A: Mold can cause asthma, respiratory problems, throat and lung irritation, infections, skin rashes, burnings eyes, flu-like symptoms, fatigue, dizziness, and nausea. Inhalation of toxic molds can result in liver or central nervous system damage and cancer. In certain cases mold can begin growing in the lungs. Q: If the mold is not toxic, does it still need to be removed? A: Yes. All molds are allergens and have the potential to cause adverse health effects. While certain mold species are toxigenic (poisonous through inhalation), pathogenic (agents of disease), or carcinogenic (cancer causing), all molds can trigger allergic reactions. Q: Can't I just spray the affected area with bleach and kill the mold? A: No. It is necessary to remove the mold, not just to kill it. Whether dead or alive, mold spores remain allergenic and certain molds may be toxic. The use of bleach is not recommended as a routine practice during mold remediation. Q: Can't I just paint over the mold? A: No. Paint applied over moldy surfaces is likely to peel. Hidden mold may be present behind the drywall. The full extent of growth needs to be identified and the mold removed. Q: If I increase the ventilation in my attic, won't the mold clear up on its own? A: No. Once mold growth occurs, it remains until removed. Mold eats into the wood. Spores remain able to grow for years after they are produced. Dead or alive, mold spores easily become airborne and remain allergenic or toxigenic. Q: What is hidden mold? A: Mold growing behind drywall, paneling, wallpaper, under carpeting, or on the top-side of ceilings. Mold spores easily become airborne and can affect the air you breathe. Air testing is a useful tool in detecting the presence of hidden mold not clearly visible to the naked eye.
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Last Updated (Wednesday, 17 March 2010 21:46)
