Name: NBE Property Restoration Diamond Certified Video Profile
Uploaded: 2021-08-17T22:29:32Z
Duration: 2 min 9 s
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Question 1

Can I live in my house while you’re working on it?

Accepted Answer

Under most circumstances, yes. We take full measures to contain our workspace, so you’ll be safe from any risk of contamination. However, if we’re working in your bedroom, you might want to stay elsewhere for the duration of the project.<BR>

Question 2

What steps are involved in mold removal?

Accepted Answer

The first step is containment, where we cover the workspace with plastic and duct tape so no dust or mold particles can escape. Next is the demolition phase, where we physically remove building materials like drywall and insulation so we can get to the mold. After that is remediation, where we remove the actual mold. Finally, there’s the cleaning phase, which consists of HEPA vacuuming and wet-wiping all surfaces.<BR>

Question 3

Can’t I get rid of mold myself by wiping it down with bleach?

Accepted Answer

Yes, but it won’t be a permanent solution. Once mold gets into your drywall, it won’t ever fully go away. It’s like a weed: if you don’t pull it out by the roots, it’ll just keep growing back. In order to get rid of mold once and for all, it needs to be physically removed from the drywall, which is a procedure that should only be performed by a professional.<BR>

Question 4

Are all molds toxic?

Accepted Answer

It’s a common misconception that all molds are toxic and present an immediate threat. While some molds are more toxic than others, the toxicity level doesn’t present as much of a threat as the amount of mold that’s present. Whether or not the mold in your home is toxic, if there’s too much of it, it can hurt you.<BR>

Question 5

Do you recommend using a self-testing kit to identify mold in my home?

Accepted Answer

No. If you can see that you have a mold problem, it doesn’t make much sense to pay someone to tell you what kind of mold it is. Determining the strain is irrelevant because it needs to be removed regardless, so a self-testing kit is basically a waste of money.

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