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Mold Remediation

Can Carpet Cleaning Cause Mold?

You have questions about carpet cleaning. And we have answers!

A frequently asked questions is….”Can Carpet Cleaning Cause Mold?”

Well the answer is…yes, it can. But there’s a much better question.

Will Properly done carpet cleaning cause mold? And the answer is no. In fact, keeping your carpet clean is a way to prevent mold infestation.

Mold requires three things to grow: warmth, bacteria and humidity.

Properly done carpet cleaning can actually sanitize your carpet through the use of very hot water.

The key is to dry the carpet quickly to prevent any mold grow, and that’s what a professional carpet cleaner is so good at!

Here’s some quick tips to avoid getting mold in your carpet. Purchase quality, anti-microbial, moisture resistant carpet and padding. Two. Avoid carpeting areas with higher humidity such as bathrooms, kitchens and basements. And Three. Quickly clean up spills and stains that may retain moisture.

And schedule routine professional cleaning for the right cleaning for your type carpet and fast drying to avoid mold grow.

For the best cleaning experience, It Pays to Call a Pro!

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Mold Remediation

How can I stop the growth of mold in my office space?

You have questions about mold control. And we have answers!
 
You asked, How can I prevent mold growth in my commercial building?
 
According to the Environmental Protection Agency, the key to mold control is moisture control. Here’s some of their tips.
 
Fix leaky plumbing and leaks as soon as possible. Watch for condensation and wet spots.
 
Increase surface temperature and maintain low humidity. Increase surface temperature, insulating and increasing air circulation. Reduce the moisture level in the air by repairing leaks, increasing ventilation and dehumidifying.
 
Vent moisture generating appliances to the outside where possible.
 
Perform regular building and H V A C inspections and maintenance as scheduled.
 
Don’t let foundations stay wet. Provide drainage and slope the ground away from the foundation.
 
If you suspect a mold problem, don’t delay. It Pays to Call a Pro