Did Hurricane Ian affect your home?
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If your family is struggling
with mold by the hurricane,
ETA is here to help you!
Mold is one of the most severe damages caused by water seepage or moisture. In the United States, the weather varies, and natural disasters constantly happen, so mold problems are very common. Fortunately, our 24/7 service is always ready to help. Heavy rains, floods, and hurricanes are three key factors in the spread of mold in homes and buildings. Mold can grow within 24 to 48 hours after water damage and continue to grow until action is taken.
What is Mold?
Mold is a fungus that is most likely to appear in areas exposed to water or moisture. You can identify this problem in your home by signs, such as discoloration of the walls or ceiling or a musty odor. Hurricane season is full of storms and flooding, so to make sure your home is safe and free of mold problems, give us a call!
After a storm, Mold can
become another disaster
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ETA is one of the BEST air quality and mold inspection companies
for Florida homeowners.
How do we identify mold after a disaster?
Be aware of signs such as discoloration or musty odor, and call in the experts. Our 3-step inspection process starts with determining the problem, then fixing it, and finally taking some action to prevent this problem from happening again.
What are the dangers of having mold at home?
Mold grows and multiplies whenever there is sufficient moisture and organic matter. Its growth can damage furniture, structural elements, and other possessions. But most importantly, mold contains toxic substances that, when inhaled, can harm you and your family’s health.
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It is crucial to address the potential causes of indoor air quality problems. If left untreated, air quality issues can have a detrimental impact on our health. Infants, children, and the elderly are particularly usceptible to poor air quality. In Florida, mold is the number one cause of respiratory problems in children. We want to help you. Allow us to be your breath of fresh air. Get your air quality tested TODAY with ETA! Call for an appointment: mold testing and moisture assessment with a detailed report providing insurance documentation.
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HURRICANE FAQ
Hurricanes can lead to mold issues in your Central Florida home. Taking the necessary safety precautions is vital and make sure there aren’t any places where water could easily enter your property. Clear your rooms of any accumulated moisture by using dehumidifiers and opening the doors and windows.
Ensure that you’ve done everything to keep water from entering rooms and fix everything that has the potential to let water inside, including broken windowpanes and improperly closing doors and windows.
Our Inspection Process: Determining what the problem is, how to fix it, and prevent it in the future is the basis of our 3-step inspection process.
Yes, hurricane damage can and often does cause mold growth within your property. As hurricane winds can cause openings in your roof, windows, and other weak spots, it is easy for water to get into your home and cause mold to grow in as little as 24 hours.
The time length of water damage restoration depends heavily on the amount of damage within your home. Demolition, remediation, drying, vent cleaning, repairs, and complete restoration can take up to several weeks to complete.
If you have water damage in your home after a hurricane, a water damage restoration company like CLEAR Restoration will start the cleaning process by making sure no additional water is getting into your home and will patch up any openings. From there, CLEAR Restoration will start the drying process using water extraction machinery to ensure your home is dry and safe.
Hurricane damage comes in all different proportions. From roof damage to flooding, a hurricane can affect every part of your home, even the inside. A full inspection of your home after a hurricane blows through is probably the best and safest way to locate any and all damage.
Remove wet sheetrock, carpeƟ ng, furnishings and other building materials to prevent mold growth. and reduce dust by weƫ ng down fl ood and mold-damaged materials before removal anddisposal.
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