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Mold can begin to develop in as little as 24 hours, then spread to multiple parts of your home. It’s imperative to stay on top of mold and call for remediation as soon as it’s spotted

Mold and mildew belong to the same family of fungi, but mold requires professional remediation for complete removal, whereas mildew can be easily wiped away. Due to its easy spread and potential health risks, seeking expert assistance is always advisable.

Mold thrives in warm, damp areas of your home, sometimes residing under carpets or in less visible crawl spaces. It has the ability to grow on nearly any surface.

Turn off the water and use towels to contain damage. If flooding is extensive, cut off electricity. Avoid entering severely damaged areas to prevent electrocution. It's advisable to have a professional inspect the area.

 Water damage can have various effects, including structural damage to buildings, the growth of mold and mildew, electrical issues, health risks from contaminated water, persistent odors, damage to personal belongings, increased utility bills, decreased property value, and potential plumbing problems. Addressing water damage promptly is crucial to prevent these issues from worsening.