Expansion Of Mold Inspection Services In Ogden Utah Announced

Bio Clean of Utah, based in Centerville, Utah, has announced that they are expanding their mold inspection Ogden Utah services. They would like residents of Centerville and neighboring areas to know that they are offering comprehensive mold testing and inspection services to make sure that any mold in the property is detected and then eradicated. Molds need to be removed from the home or property because they produce allergens and irritants that can cause people to experience symptoms of hay fever such as running nose, sneezing, irritated eyes, skin rashes, including various throat, nose and lung diseases.

Daryl Olsen, president of Bio Clean of Utah, says, “If you have mold or believe you have mold, an inspection is a beginning point. For a nominal fee we can come on site and perform an inspection, taking into consideration the history of the property, current dampness, the moisture source, affected materials, and suspected affected areas. We have a variety of moisture detection meters and devices, and experience in looking for and detecting mold. Call us for a mold inspection if you have concerns about your property.”

Mold removal is essential because there are many toxic molds, such as the black mold. These produce toxic substances known as mycotoxins, which have the capability to interfere with cell processes and structures, and therefore have the ability to cause serious health problems. Studies have shown mycotoxins to be present indoors, with victims suffering from pulmonary hemosiderosis or pulmonary hemorrhage, headaches, nose bleeds, immune system suppression, chronic fatigue, hair loss, diarrhea, psychological depression, dermatitis, sore throat, and various flu-like symptoms.

Black mold is also called Strachybotrys chartarum or Strachybotris atra. This type of mold has been observed to be closely linked to the death of babies from respiratory bleeding, and bronchitis and asthma. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), black mold has been responsible for more than 100 cases of lung diseases.

It is the spores from the mold that get airborne and that people may breathe in. These mold spores are microscopic and are invisible to the naked eye. Mold testing will measure and document the kinds of molds and their quantity in the air inside the home or property. The information gathered will be helpful for the experts from Bio Clean of Utah when they start with the mold removal.

It should be noted that mold is most prolific when the temperature is between 65 to 85 degrees Fahrenheit. The interior of houses and buildings offer an environment that is conducive for mold to grow and multiply. Aside from the temperature, also found inside the home are their food sources, which are paper, wood, paneling, drywall, and ceiling tiles. The organic jute backing of carpets in combination with warm and humid air provides an ideal environment for mold to reproduce.

Since black mold is toxic and deadly, this means that mold removal is not a do-it-yourself activity. If not properly done, attempts to eliminate mold can cause the spores to get into the air and breathed in by the residents of the home or building. The professionals from Bio Clean of Utah have the proper equipment to protect themselves from the mold spores and the knowledge and expertise on the appropriate processes to use to ensure that the mold spores do not get airborne and spread throughout the home.

Furthermore, mold removal should be done promptly upon discovery. There is no time to wait because mold poses serious health risks and can also damage the home. The longer the homeowners or property owners wait, the worse the damage becomes and the greater the risk of people having their health affected by the mold spores. The experts from Bio Clean of Utah will also know if it is necessary for the residents to temporarily evacuate the home or building, especially if there are high risk occupants.

Those who require more information or would like to get the services of Bio Clean of Utah can visit their website, contact them on the phone, or contact them via email.