FAQ


Does Bleach Kill Mold?
THE MYTH: Bleach kills mold!
THE ANSWER: THIS IS FALSE!
Bleach does not kill mold. Mold is a complex issue that can be a major structural and/or health problem for a homeowner. Mold is a spore that does not just live on a surface, on porous surfaces such as drywall and upholstered furniture has membrane-like spores that lives underneath the surface area mold-like discoloration you can see with your naked eye.

Does Vinegar Kill Mold?
Small amounts of mold growth in a house such as mold in sinks or mold-like discoloration in shower grout can safely be treated on your own at home. Large scale issues for example, a roof leak left untreated resulting in structural mold growth should never be remediated on your own. This should always be remediated by a licensed mold remediator.

What is Black Mold and do I have it?
Black mold can infest homes or other buildings, especially in damp areas. Long-term exposure to black mold is potentially harmful to health and may cause a range of symptoms. Some molds can release mycotoxins into the air. Black mold is a type of fungus that is either dark green or black and often has a distinct musty or damp, mildewy smell.

How to Prevent Mold Growth?
The key to preventing and stopping indoor mold growth is to control excessive moisture and condensation. Keeping susceptible areas in the home clean and dry is critical. In general, mold will not grow indoors without water, dampness or excessive moisture.

what is the one of most important vital maintenance for your home?
Every six months check the caulking around each window on the exterior of your home. The florida sun bakes the caulk and over time dries it out creating cracking, the seal will fail resulting in moisture entering the home in these areas.

Mold / Moisture Prevention, Reduce Humidity
1. Vent appliances that produce moisture, such as clothes dryers, stoves, and kerosene heaters to the outside where possible.
2. Use air conditioners and/or de-humidifiers when needed
3. Run the bathroom fan or open the window when showering.