Columbus and Delaware Ohio Water Disaster Services Company Releases Top 5 Mold Concerns to Consider
Columbus, Ohio (PRWEB) November 05, 2015 -- Dry Patrol Columbus, a Columbus and Delaware Ohio water disaster services company, understands how devastating water damage to the home can be. In fact, based on personal experience, the owner of Dry Patrol Columbus, Bryan Daughtry became involved in the business after having suffered terrible home water damage, four major instances within one year. To help homeowners deal with potential hazards of water damage, Dry Patrol Columbus shares 5 Mold Concerns to Consider.
Daughtry comments, “The vulnerability and feelings of loss can be paralyzing, but homeowners can avoid further damage to the home or business, and those who inhabit the spaces, with the right education on how to respond appropriately to mold, a terrible result of water damage.”
As Columbus Ohio mold damage contractors, Dry Patrol Columbus works with clients to both prevent and deal with the toxic results of water damage. Dry Patrol Columbus offers the following tips for homeowners:
- Proactively deal with moisture issues such as leaks and excess humidity. Any indication of the excess moisture should be addressed immediately to avoid health risks and property damage. In order to be active, mold requires nutrients, moisture and time left to develop during periods of increased temperatures.
- Mold growth is not always visible. Mildew, sometimes detectable through scent, it is a form of mold during early stages of development. Call a professional to properly assess the origin of the smell.
- Mold poses a health risk to everyone, although those most sensitive include pregnant women, the elderly, and children under the age of six years old.
- Do not disturb visible growth of mold without a professional. Dry Patrol Columbus professionals are highly trained technicians armed with the appropriate tools and gear to effectively remove mold without causing further damage or risk to the inhabitants of the home or space.
- Bleach does not kill mold. There are appropriate steps taken by professionals to properly kill mold.
Daughtry adds, “A small crack in a pipe can leak up to 250 gallons in a day. There does not have to be a flood or storm in order for mold to develop in the home or business.”
For more information on how to deal with mold or emergency water disaster in Columbus, Ohio, visit http://www.columbuswatermolddamagerepair.com or call 740-417-9006.
About Dry Patrol
Dry Patrol Columbus serves homeowners and businesses throughout Central Ohio through comprehensive solutions for water damage, storm damage, sewage cleanup, mold remediation, flood damage, and biohazard cleanup. The Columbus Ohio water damage restoration company responds to emergency calls 24 hours a day, 365 days of the year.
James Minter, Dry Patrol Central Ohio, http://columbuswatermolddamagerepair.com/, +1 (614) 374-3341, [email protected]
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