Expert Technicians Easily Address Mold Damage to Sparta Homes

1/3/2022 (Permalink)

Better ventilation can help prevent mold damage in Crossville homes' closets and basements. Contact SERVPRO for mold remediation

SERVPRO Provides Mold Remediation Services to Sparta Homeowners

Mold exists virtually everywhere, including homes in Sparta. Only a reputable mold restoration team can reduce mold spores and bring them back to normal when they rise beyond normal levels. Homeowners should be hesitant to enlist the help of any team claiming to eliminate mold, as these particles live in our environment and travel through the air and ventilation system to settle in our homes. However, it is important to keep control of excess humidity and leaks that might create a hospitable environment for mold growth.

In Sparta, your mold damage restoration team is a phone call away. By calling SERVPRO, you access a crew of specialists trained in the latest mold remediation techniques, and we are ready to apply them in your residence. The most important step you can take is making the initial phone call and inviting us to assess the damage and establish a work plan suitable to your needs.

Some signs that could indicate the presence of mold include the following-

• Water stains on walls and ceilings, including peeling paint and faint discoloration. If you encounter bubbling paint or wallpaper, this is a strong indicator of a water problem.
• There is a musty smell in closets and cabinets, especially if they are close to water sources. It generally grows stronger with time.
• Past water issues include burst pipes, flooded basements, or ceiling leaks. Despite their appearance being resolved, excess humidity may have lingered and created a suitable environment for mold growth.

Homeowners need to be vigilant about mold growth and the health threat to their families. If you suspect a problem, reach out to SERVPRO of Cumberland, Morgan & White Counties at (931) 250-5333. Our team of experts is committed to working diligently until your home feels “Like it never even happened.”