Mold remediation in Texas is a common need because of the heavy rain and humidity. Add that to any possible plumbing problems that can cause buildup of water, and every company and homeowner needs to be prepared for when mold shows up on walls or floors.
Mold remediation involves so much more than just removing mold or cleaning. That’s why it needs to be handled by a licensed professional in the mold removal field.
Mold remediation includes all of the following, depending upon the severity of the mold infestation:
- Mold testing
- Mold removal and cleaning from the source
- Demolition of affected walls, windows, doors, and floors
- Heavy-duty sanitizing processes
- Mold containment
- Air and environmental cleaning
- Advice on protecting those in and around the building
What Is Mold Remediation?
Simply put, mold remediation in Texas involves the detecting, removal, and environmental cleanup of mold. Mold remediators help minimize risk of exposure and make sure that all mold has been removed in not only walls and baseboards but also in the air.
Mold Exposure Symptoms
Many Texans are unaware that they are being exposed each day to mold in their homes and workplaces. Symptoms they often attribute to other illnesses or allergies may become more serious the longer they are exposed.
It’s important to know the signs of mold exposure and get a company licensed for mold remediation by 1 Priority Environmental Services, Inc. immediately.
- Persistent coughing and sneezing
- Post-nasal drip
- Dry, scaly skin
- Itchy throat, nose, and eyes
- Sudden onset of asthma
- Chest tightness and respiratory symptoms
- Brain fog
- Insomnia
