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Fighting Mold After Hurricane Ike
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SEA BROOK, Texas – Hurricane Ike caused millions in damages and now some homeowners are finding they have to fight the mold the storm left behind.
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Expect a wave of more and more stories about damages caused by the recent hurricanes. This story shared some personal testimonies of victims of the mold damage and steps they took to fight back. Includes a video.
Source: http://www.khou.com/news/local/stories/khou081002_jj_ike_mold.d378a420.html
Tags: flooding clean up, Hurricane Ike, Mold Removal, video
This is going to be such an added burden in the midst of the cleanup effort. Very useful information.
Marlene Gundlach on October 10th, 2008I work for a mold remediation company in the Pacific Northwest and agree with everything in this article. It’s not enough that mold is gross and smelly and destroys everything in its wake, or that it can really make you sick – I can’t tell you the number of calls I get about mold and illness! But what’s most frustrating is that it’s so easily spread by unsuspecting homeowners who are just trying to clean it up. The spores number in the millions upon millions and they can go everywhere throughout your house and continue to create havoc. If you have mold, you really want to invest the money in getting it professionally removed – or you may end up spending twice as much on your own – and THEN have to hire a pro!
ann munson on October 13th, 2008Mold is not something to mess with even though it looks like nothing you should always get it tested. The cost is around $350 with a good local company. Plus you will find out what kind of mold it is plus how to kill it because all molds are not created equal.
Dave on November 18th, 2009