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If mold has invaded your property, contact us at once. Our mold remediation team has the tools and experience to assess your mold problem and recommend an effective solution for eliminating it.

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Certified Techs Mold Removal & Remediation

Sometimes our FREE Mold Inspection does find dangerous mold. Our certified mold remediation technicians can assist with gathering tests to prove to your insurance or landlord that you do indeed have a health hazard with dangerous mold in your home. Our techs will also provide you pricing estimates to remove any dangerous mold.

Free Mold Inspection's certified mold techs will provide you with a complete detailed report of what needs to be done to correct your mold problem. We will also inform you of the best options. As an extra service, we will come after another company does the work and recheck to make sure the job was done properly and safely. We will then issue you a clearance report.

If you are concerned that the effects of mold have had a negative impact on your home or business, or if you are dealing with odd smells, people getting sick, or poor air quality, give us a call. You are not alone; most people are quite unfamiliar with the effects of mold. We will come in, do an inspection and answer any questions you may have.

All of the mold inspectors in our network are highly trained, certified and experienced in mold detection and removal. We are happy to answer any questions or address any concerns you may have, if you don't want to schedule an inspection, we will be happy to speak to you by phone.

What is the difference between -

Mold Removal, Mold Remediation, Mold Abatement, and Mold Mitigation?

When using the terms mold removal, mold remediation, mold abatement, and mold mitigation, they are usually used interchangeably, because when it comes right down to it, they all mean to get rid of or successfully treat mold. The biggest difference among these terminologies is in the process involved in trying to eliminate the mold. Molds are a natural part of our ecosystem and can't be totally eliminated, and since mold spores occupy all indoor and outdoor spaces, it is technically impossible to completely eradicate all molds – but is possible to control it’s growth.

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Mold Removal

Definition: The physical act of removing visible mold from surfaces.
Focus: Wiping, scrubbing, or cleaning mold from materials like drywall, tile, or wood.
Limitation: Only addresses surface mold and doesn’t fix the root cause (like moisture or hidden mold growth).
Example: Cleaning mold off a bathroom wall with an antimicrobial solution.

Mold Remediation

Definition: A comprehensive process to eliminate mold and address the underlying moisture source.
Focus: Includes mold removal plus containment, air filtration, drying, disinfecting, and prevention strategies.
Goal: Return the property to safe mold levels and prevent regrowth.
Example: Setting up containment barriers, using HEPA filters, removing moldy drywall, and fixing a leaking pipe.

Mold Abatement

Definition: A term often used in regulatory or industrial settings to mean reducing or eliminating a hazard—in this case, mold.
Focus: Can include temporary or permanent measures to reduce mold exposure.
Usage: More commonly used for things like asbestos or lead, but some professionals use it synonymously with remediation.
Example: Sealing off a contaminated area to reduce exposure until full remediation can take place.

Mold Mitigation

Definition: The process of minimizing damage or health risk caused by mold.
Focus: Typically used early in the response process to reduce mold spread and exposure.
Overlap: Often overlaps with abatement and remediation.
Example: Running dehumidifiers, stopping water leaks, and applying antimicrobial sprays to slow mold growth.

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Why Mold Remediation Matters

Mold remediation is essential to prevent more serious health and structural problems from developing. Exposure to mold can lead to a range of health concerns, especially for children, the elderly, individuals with respiratory conditions like asthma, and those with compromised immune systems. Common symptoms include:

Headaches
Skin irritation
Runny nose
Persistent coughing
Fatigue
Memory loss
Difficulty breathing

Mold is found everywhere in small amounts, but it thrives in dark, damp environments such as basements, attics, and contaminated air ducts. Attempting DIY mold removal often leads to incomplete treatment and re-infestation.

Comprehensive Mold Remediation Done Right

Proper mold removal is more than just surface cleaning. It requires a thorough, multi-step approach tailored to the type and location of the mold. Our process typically includes:

Professional mold testing
Safe mold removal
Targeted demolition (if needed)
Deep sanitizing of affected areas
Containment to prevent spread
Final mold cleaning and prevention measures

Our goal is to restore your property to a clean, healthy condition while protecting the well-being of everyone inside.

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The Dangers of Black Mold!

Black mold, scientifically known as Stachybotrys chartarum, stands out among other common indoor molds due to its dark greenish-black color and its association with more severe health effects. While many molds thrive in damp, humid environments and can appear in various colors—white, yellow, green, or blue—black mold requires constant moisture and is often found on materials rich in cellulose, such as drywall, wood, and paper. Its slimy texture and musty odor also differentiate it from other household molds like Cladosporium or Aspergillus, which may grow more readily on surfaces like fabric, tile, or food.

The health risks posed by black mold are more serious than those caused by other molds, primarily due to the mycotoxins it can release into the air. Prolonged exposure to these toxins has been linked to chronic respiratory conditions, persistent coughing, sneezing, skin irritation, and headaches. For vulnerable individuals—such as infants, the elderly, those with asthma or weakened immune systems—the effects can escalate to more serious complications, including lung infections and cognitive issues. In contrast, other molds may still cause allergic reactions or irritation, but they typically don't produce the same level of toxicity.

Because black mold poses a greater threat to indoor air quality and human health, professional remediation is crucial when it's discovered. Simply wiping it away can disturb the spores and spread contamination, potentially worsening exposure. Identifying and resolving the source of moisture is equally important to prevent its return. While all mold growth should be taken seriously, black mold requires immediate attention and a more comprehensive removal strategy to ensure a safe and healthy environment.

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Once you’ve discovered mold, and the source of the moisture has been discovered and repaired, mold removal products and processes can differ for each room and surface in your home or office.

Here we’ll talk about how to find mold and its source in each area of your home, mold that is growing on walls, carpets, tile and grout, concrete, wood, furniture, and clothes.