Why Does Mold Reproduce?

Posted on January 3, 2022.

As mold reproduces, it produces spores that cannot usually be seen without a magnifier. Mold spores fill both indoor and outdoor air constantly. Upon landing on a damp spot indoors, mold spores may begin digesting whatever they land on for growth and survival. In time, mold gradually destroys the materials on which it grows.

Exposure To Mold Has Risks

Our top priority is the health and safety of our customers. As professionals, we understand the risks of mold exposure. Following the Protocol of the IICRC, our technicians are trained in maintaining a safe environment and removing mold. Mold infestations can have the following effects if untreated or improperly removed:

• Respiratory Irritation
• Allergic Reactions
• Mycotoxicity Issues
• Headaches That Never Seem To End
• A Worsening Lung Disease Situation
• Asthma
• An Ongoing Cough Or Cold
• Feeling Itchy

If the individual is highly sensitive to mold, there might be even more symptoms. It is important to remediate mold in your home or business if it exists.

The Typical Signs Of Mold Growth?

As well as the symptoms listed above. When mold is growing in a home or business, you will generally come across the following situation:

• It Smells Musty
• The Smell Of Rot
• Infection Of Furniture With Fungus
• Color Disturbance On Surfaces
• Surfaces Stained By Water
• Structural Distortions In Drywall
• The Walls Have Dark Spots
• The Wallpaper Is Peeling
• The Air Conditioner Has A Funny Smell
• In Case Of Tarnished Tiles Or Dark Grout On Tiles