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» How to Protect Yourself From Mold
By Ross Morrell | Published 07/2/2006 | Mold Remediation |

After natural disasters such as hurricanes, tornadoes, and floods, excess moisture and standing water contribute to the growth of mold in homes and other buildings. When returning to a home that has been flooded, be aware that mold may be present and may be a health risk for your family.

» How to Safely Clean Flooded Homes
By Ross Morrell | Published 07/2/2006 | Mold Remediation |
Removing standing water and water-damaged materials within the first 72 hours is critical for preventing mold growth,"
» Fighting Mold — The Homeowners' Guide
By Ross Morrell | Published 12/30/2005 | Mold Remediation |

Understanding mold

  • Mold can be harmful or helpful—depending on where it grows.

  • Mold needs moisture to grow.

  • Mold does not grow on dry materials.

  • Mold growing inside a home can affect the occupants.

  • Occupants can learn to recognize mold.
» Preventing Mold Growth After A Flood
By Ross Morrell | Published 11/27/2005 | Mold Remediation |
Flood waters are heavily polluted with viruses, bacteria and parasites, and when building materials and furniture become wet with flood waters, extensive mold growth can be expected to follow
» Protecting Your Home From Mold
By Ross Morrell | Published 11/27/2005 | Mold Remediation |
All Texas homeowner have the potential to be adversely affected by mold. If you act quickly and correctly, you can prevent or correct conditions that may cause mold growth.