The Impact of Mold Remediation on Indoor Air Quality and Your Health

There are more than 100,000 different types of molds, and they vary by threat level, growth conditions, and more. Some may be better suited for growing where condensation collects around windows, while others may be more prone to growing in bathrooms. There’s no limit to where it can appear because it can grow on nearly any substance if any amount of moisture is present.

Since mold can grow so easily, it should come as no surprise that it can be found in many houses. It may be present even if it isn’t visible. However, that doesn’t mean that the mold isn’t impacting the quality of the home’s indoor air. Health problems may actually be the first indication that mold is growing in a home. Keep reading to learn more about how a mold remediation can resolve the issue and improve indoor air quality.

How Mold Growth Impacts Health

According to the CDC, exposure to mold may cause a variety of health effects ranging from mild to severe, or it may cause no symptoms at all. The fact of the matter is that mold sensitivity varies from one person to another. 

For those dealing with more moderate symptoms, stuffy or runny nose, wheezing, and itchy eyes or skin are common. People who struggle with allergies or asthma may find that their symptoms are more severe. Other individuals with compromised immune systems may also experience more intense reactions, including difficulty breathing.

That’s not all!

Exposure to certain toxic mold can also present challenges. Some residents exposed to black mold may experience sneezing, coughing, postnasal drip, chest tightness, and shortness of breath.

Other symptoms of mold exposure may include:



• General Malaise
• Asthma
• Lung Disease
• Brain Fog
• Fever
• Chest Pain
• And More!

How Mold Remediation Can Help

Fortunately, homeowners and their families aren’t left to succumb to the symptoms of mold exposure. Mold remediation is an effective solution for not only removing mold spores from a property but also preventing mold from coming back. 

In order to get the best results from a mold remediation, homeowners should hire a professional crew equipped with the proper training and tools. They also need to make sure that they have a proven process for eliminating all traces of mold—hidden and visible!

The Mold Remediation Process

At DRYOUTpro PLUS, INC., their crew members are licensed and trained to handle residential or commercial mold remediation projects. No matter the type or size of the job, customers can rest assured that their property is in good hands with their effective remediation process, which includes several key steps. 

Initial Inspection

The first step in the mold remediation process is to inspect every inch of the property to assess the mold problem. Not only will they take a look at the mold issue that prompted the customer’s call, but they will also use their experience and air quality tools to check for other signs of hidden mold. 

Identify Mold Spores

After all of the mold has been spotted, the contractors will do their best to identify all of the possible types of mold in the home. They can do testing to confirm any of the more uncommon varieties. Once they know what type of mold they are dealing with, they can create the most effective plan.

Seal off Contaminated Areas

When the mold remediation finally begins, the crew works to seal off the affected areas to prevent the risk of mold spreading to the parts of the building. They may also require that the homeowner leave the property while they complete the job.

Remove Affected Materials

The contractors then work to remove any mold-infected materials. They also use high-powered vacuums to remove any spores from the air. A filter can help with this step. From there, all infected materials are safely disposed of in sealed containers.

Address Source of Mold & Moisture

Finally, the crew works to restore the area by installing new building materials, such as drywall and flooring. They also take the time to make repairs or address the source of the moisture so that the mold won’t return. Their air quality testers can ensure that the job was done right.

Find out More About How Mold Remediations Can Improve Air Quality

Customers who suspect that mold may be impacting their indoor air quality should contact DRYOUTpro PLUS, INC. right away. They are available for 24/7 emergency services at (772) 362-3705, or customers can also request a free quote for their services by submitting the online form.