Signs of Mold Damage in New Haven Home?

6/20/2023 (Permalink)

We mitigate and restore mold damage in Macomb County.

Our local Northeast Macomb Township team is trained and certified in Applied Microbial Remediation by the Institute of Inspection Cleaning and Restoration Certification to restore mold damage in New Haven. Mold outbreaks are often caused by a water leak or other excess moisture issues. We will locate the source of the excess moisture and correct the problem as part of the mold remediation to minimize the chances of the mold returning once the restoration process is complete. Here are some of the signs that you may have mold damage:

• Strong, musty odor
• Recent water damage
• Fluffy white or black spots on clothing
• Stinky, damp carpeting
• Water leak inside of a wall
• Water leak inside a cabinet
• Leaking water tank
• Leaking water heater
• Leaking water supply line
• Spotting on upholstered furniture
• Spotting on drapes or fabric blinds
• Spotting on wallpaper
• Bubbling paint on walls
• Dark spots on walls
• Musty smell from an air conditioner
• Visible mold growing on wall or floor tiles

Mold Removal Process

1. Emergency Contact – 586-930-5659
2. Inspection and Mold Damage Assessment
3. Mold Containment
4. Air Filtration
5. Removing Mold and Mold-Infested Materials
6. Cleaning Contents and Belongings
7. Restoration

Call Us Today!

When your home or commercial business in New Haven experiences a mold outbreak, our Northeast Macomb Township team will restore the mold damage “Like it never even happened.” Call us today at 586-930-5659. 

Franchises are independently owned and operated.

Leaking Supply Line Causes Mold Outbreak in Macomb Township?

5/23/2023 (Permalink)

We are leaders in mold damage restoration services in Macomb County.

When you notice a strong, musty odor in your home in Macomb Township, you probably have a mold problem. Our local Northeast Macomb Township team is trained and certified to restore mold damage. Often, mold outbreaks are the result of a water leak. We will address any water leak issues as part of the mold remediation process to minimize the potential for the mold to return once the remediation process is complete.

By routinely inspecting your appliance supply lines, you may prevent mold damage. The Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety offers these helpful tips for maintaining your appliance supply lines:

• Look for signs the supply hose may be ready to fail—blisters in the hose, worn tubing, stress cracks, or a loose connection
• Replace the supply hose with a reinforced steel braided hose if it shows any sign of wear
• Tighten the connection if it feels loose. The most common site of failure is near the connection where the hose bends.
• Replace supply hoses every five years, even if there is no obvious deterioration or wear. Some signs of deterioration may occur from the inside out and may not be visible until it is too late.
• When replacing washing machine supply hoses, always choose a reinforced steel braided hose over the traditional un-reinforced rubber hose. These hoses will last longer and are far less likely to result in catastrophic water loss.

Call Us Today!

When your home or commercial business has a mold problem, our Northeast Macomb Township team will restore the damage “Like it never even happened.” Call us today at 586-930-5659. 

Franchises are independently owned and operated.