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Moldy indoor environments pose a risk because there is a higher concentration of mold, and there is no outdoor air supply to spread the particles safely. The good news is, most health-related symptoms associated with mold are mild. Modest symptoms range from stuffy noses to itchy eyes and skin. However, some molds can cause respiratory tract infections and worsen asthma symptoms in individuals with weaker immune systems. Therefore, it is crucial to contact Pro Restoration Solutions for mold treatment so your health and the health of those inhabiting your space is not jeopardized. ● Keeping humidity levels between 30 and 50 percent with a high-quality dehumidifier. ● Being sure to use your air conditioner during the summer months. ● Ensuring your home ventilates properly. ● Fixing all leaks, whether on your roof, in the walls, or in the basement. ● Refraining from using carpet or rugs in flood-prone areas of your home.

Mold is common, but not completely unavoidable. Once we’ve removed your mold problem, you can set to work guarding against future infestations. You can do your best to prevent future mold issues by: ● Keeping humidity levels between 30 and 50 percent with a high-quality dehumidifier. ● Being sure to use your air conditioner during the summer months. ● Ensuring your home ventilates properly. ● Fixing all leaks, whether on your roof, in the walls, or in the basement. ● Refraining from using carpet or rugs in flood-prone areas of your home.

Mold spores are tiny and airborne. They can efficiently work their way through windows, doors, and cracks in the foundation. You can track mold in your home on your shoes and clothes. Even your pets can carry it inside! Some materials, such as cardboard, ceiling tiles, wood, or wet cellulose products attract mold spores as well. Even the cleanest, most spotless home can develop a severe mold issue, which is why it’s important to know the signs so you can halt the issue before it becomes far more severe.

The most common symptoms of mold exposure include allergy-like upper respiratory ailments. If you or a family member are constantly feeling congested, have itchy eyes, a sore throat, or other related problems then you should have your home inspected. Less common but more serious symptoms include dizziness, headaches, and nausea.