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Top Effects of Mold Exposure

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Mold accumulates in damp and poorly ventilated buildings. Inhaling mold fragments or spores can inflame  lung airways,   causing nasal congestion, wheezing, chest tightness, coughing and throat irritation. Prolonged exposure to high levels of indoor dampness can reduce lung function and cause chronic health problems such as asthma.  Those who already suffer from asthma and allergies are more likely to have more severe symptoms when exposed. If you find visible mold in your home, remove the mold and identify and address the cause of the excess moisture. Clean hard surfaces using soap and water or, if mold growth is persistent, a bleach solution could be used. You may need to throw away absorbent materials such as carpets, depending on the level of contamination. In case of extensive   mold damage in Savannah , you may need to call on   mold removal company in Savannah   such as   ServiceMaster of Savannah   specializing in   mold inspection services in Savannah   and   mold re

How to Prevent Air Duct Contamination this Hurricane Season

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Hurricanes are natural occurrences in our planet. They damage lives and properties. We cannot control them, but we can do something about their after-effects. If you are living in or own a business in Savannah, Georgia, or anywhere near it,  thunderstorms and severe  weather outbreaks can be a significant problem. There could be water damage, storm damage, fire damage, and mold infestations in your properties.    Clean air is what you ought to breathe. Quality indoor air may depend on how clean your air ducts are. Moisture on your air ducts allows molds and other contaminants to reproduce quickly. Other air duct pollutants may be composed of decaying matter, pollen grains, dust mites, bacteria, and residual chemicals from household products. Hurricane season may require you to perform a custom  water damage restoration Savannah  Georgia style.    Poorly installed or serviced air ducts can also be infiltrated with unwanted moisture. Flooding during hurricane season can get