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So does an outdoor environment with the freshest air.
Normally, this isn’t a problem because the “mold count” per cubic meter isn’t concentrated… outdoors or indoors.
Until… moisture collects in a location where it’s dark and there is no more than a little organic material – like dust.
When mold begins to rapidly grow, the “mold count” in the air begins to skyrocket and can’t escape the indoor environment. The result… weaker immune systems can easily be overwhelmed with the new high concentrations.
What often goes overlooked is the microscopic spores that go airborne quickly spread throughout the property, settling into walls, carpets, furniture, clothes, and on the occupants and even into their sinuses. When they find moisture, the spores repeat the cycle. Once present, mold doesn’t die on its own. Even if moisture issues are resolved, it has to be properly treated.
This is why we recommend treatment of the ENTIRE ENVIRONMENT.
We’ll make sure that your home is returned to a safe and healthy condition.