Are you tired of always seeing mold in your home? There are some tips that may be helpful in not only stopping mold from growing in your house but also prevent it from growing altogether. The team at Zona Restoration has been removing mold from homes and businesses in the Phoenix area since 2012. In our experience, the tips below can be beneficial in getting rid of that fungus once and for all.
When most of us think of roof damage, we think of torn or missing shingles, cracks or holes in the roof, broken gutters, and the like. If you happen to own an older home in the Mesa, AZ, area, it is probable that there could be other, more dangerous, materials lurking in your roof, such as mold, asbestos, or lead. In cases like this, you need a professional restoration company, like Zona Restoration, that has the experience, knowledge, and expertise to safely and effectively remove these hazardous elements from your Mesa home.
Have you suspected a mold issue in your Scottsdale home for some time now? If so, have you wondered if mold is really that dangerous? The answer to that question is yes, it can be, especially if you have some pre-existing health conditions. The team at Zona Restoration is here to answer that question in more detail. Keep reading below to learn just how dangerous mold can be for your health and the health of your loved ones.
Has your home suffered from extensive water damage due to a burst pipe, leaky roof, or local flooding? If so, you need the expert restoration services of Zona Restoration. With our professional, full-service water damage restoration services, you’ll have your home back to its pre-damage condition in no time. Keep reading to learn more about our water mitigation solutions.1. Mold Repair and RestorationWith our state-of-the-art mold remediation techniques, our restoration team is able to completely remove all dangerous mold in your home due to all the excess water. Our mold removal process includes these five steps:Isolate the affected area.Remove all hazardous mold material.Completely clean the entire area.Thoroughly dry the area.Conduct third-party testing to ensure all mold has been removed.2. Ozone Treatment and Odor RemovalYour home may now be completely rid of hazardous mold, but there still could be some lingering odors. Using our professional ozone treatments, we can remove all … Continued
A whole-home air duct cleaning is typically something your home needs when it’s too late. Maybe you’ve discovered mold in your home, have a family member who’s been diagnosed with asthma, or your house is due to have the entire HVAC system cleaned. While there are several important reasons for having the air ducts in your home professionally cleaned, the team at Zona Restoration has discovered that most homeowners do so for the reasons listed below. Sick Family MembersWhether you have family members who suffer from allergies or asthma, a complete air duct cleaning can rid your home of debris that negatively affects your family’s health. Our team can remove all types of airborne debris, such as:DustPet danderMoldAnd moreMold RemediationNo one likes to discover that they’re living in a home that’s been infiltrated with mold. Even if mold is only found in one small area, because of its nature, it can … Continued
No one likes to find the presence of mold in their homes. It can result in unexpected home reconstruction, as well as pose a serious health risk to you and your family. Zona Restoration has been removing mold from homes across the Scottsdale area since 2012. With our honest prices and quality service, we have been able to restore homes to their like-new conditions. When you need reliable mold removal and remediation, choose Zona for a thorough and trustworthy job each and every time. Protect Your Home’s StructureWith any of our mold remediation procedures, we treat your home the same as we would our own. Our team of experts can completely remove all materials infested with mold while keeping the structural integrity of your home intact. If any build back services are needed, we review the complete details of this process with you before any such construction begins.Use Modern Removal TechniquesEradicating … Continued
Every year, thousands of people are sickened by a hidden hazard lurking in their homes: black mold. While there are many misconceptions floating around the internet about how hazardous this substance actually is, the fact of the matter is that it can still cause serious health consequences. Here are a few tips for keeping your family safe from black mold. Can Black Mold Kill You? What You Need to Know In small amounts, toxic black mold (stachybotrys chrtarum) isn’t dangerous. However, it can easily adhere to surfaces in your home, like carpet and drywall, and release spores into the air. These spores can then create health issues with consequences ranging from a mild allergy to significant illness. Typical health issues associated with mold in your home include shortness of breath, runny nose, allergies, and more. Those with a weakened immune system—such as infants and seniors—might experience much more serious effects. … Continued
What You Need to Know About Mold Mold can be a problem in your home, even though you might not be able to see it or smell it. Mold and mildew infestation is common in hot, humid climates. The various microscopic organisms can grow even in the desert Southwest. Unfortunately, it may cause allergic reactions, respiratory infections and affecting indoor air quality. Here’s what you need to know about mold. Why it Matters Heat, humidity and moist surroundings are the primary catalysts for mold growth, and a leaky shower pan or a chronic plumbing drip should always be cause for concern. Laundry rooms and under-sink cabinets harbor the spores. Mold can take hold even on the exterior foundation of a home, on wooden decks and fences, and on concrete or stone wherever there is a drainage problem or a consistently dark, moist area. But it’s the unseen mold that … Continued
If you’ve faced water damage in your home or have a wet environment, it’s reasonable to wonder whether there’s mold lurking somewhere in the house. You may even smell the odor of mold, experience symptoms of mold allergies or notice signs of mold growth. At Zona Restoration, we generally tend to advise people that where there is moisture, there is mold. Mold can affect the materials within your home and cause health effects like a stuffy nose or coughing in some people. By taking certain steps, you can reduce and combat household mold. What Causes Mold? Mold spores commonly float in the air, but they need specific conditions to settle and grow. These include the right temperatures, moisture and a food source. Mold grows when the temperature of an environment falls in the range of 40 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit. It also needs moisture to encourage its growth. Finally, the … Continued
Mold is a type of fungus that can be found both indoors and outdoors. Nearly all homes and buildings have small amounts of mold and mold spores circulating through the air; the problem occurs when mold spores are present indoors and in large enough amounts to have an impact on your health. By understanding the potential health risks of mold and knowing how to react to a mold problem in your home, you can protect yourself and the loved ones living under your roof. Can Mold Make You Sick? Yes, exposure to mold can make you very sick indeed. The damage occurs when you inhale mold spores that are present in the air. Some people will be more affected by mold than others. For example, those with respiratory conditions such as asthma or an allergy to mold can experience more serious health consequences than those who are otherwise healthy. However, … Continued