Questions to Ask Before Hiring a Mold Remediation Contractor
- Are you certified in mold remediation?
- Do you have valid General Liability and Workers Compensation insurance certificates?
- Do you use a third-party Environmental Consultant for testing?
- Can you provide me with references from previous mold remediation jobs?
- Are you familiar with all the local regulations and guidelines for proper mold remediation?
Whether you need commercial or residential mold remediation for a home, business, hospital, school or any other type of building, Disaster One’s certified staff of Mold Remediators, Supervisors, Specialists, and Consultants can assist you in the mold remediation process. Locations in Greensboro, Raleigh, Charlotte NC, and Atlanta GA. Labels: atlanta mold removal, Certified Mold Remediation, charlotte mold removal, greensboro mold removal
What Mold Needs to Grow
Every week during the month of March, Disaster One will feature a blog regarding mold, mold remediation and mold remediation services. If you have a comment or question please let us know. We would love to hear from you. What does mold need to grow? Mold growth occurs indoors when two main factors are present, moisture and food. Moisture is the most important factor. Controlling moisture helps control mold growth. Moisture - Mold does not require a lot of water to grow. Mold commonly appears on bathroom tile and grout, basement walls, and areas around windows and sinks. Common sources of water or moisture include roof leaks, condensation due to high humidity or cold spots in a building, slow leaks in plumbing fixtures and floods. Food - Mold can grow on almost any organic substance. Most buildings are full of organic materials that mold can use as food including paper and wood. Whether you need commercial or residential mold remediation for a home, business, hospital, school or any other type of building, Disaster One’s certified staff of Mold Remediators, Supervisors, Specialists, and Consultants can assist you in the mold remediation process. Locations in Greensboro, Raleigh, Charlotte NC, and Atlanta GA. Labels: atlanta mold removal, Certified Mold Remediation, charlotte mold removal, greensboro mold removal, mold removal, raleigh mold removal
Common Types of Water Losses
Disasters can happen anytime! These are a few of the most common types of water losses. - Washer Hoses
- Water Heaters
- AC Units
- Ice maker lines
- Bathroom leaks (toilets, etc.)
- Roof Damage
- Storm Water (Rain Floods)
- Sewage backups
When a water intrusion occurs, Disaster One will quickly dispatch a crew 24/7. Our uniformed, certified technicians arrive ready to help; working quickly and efficiently to restore your residential or commercial property. If you suffer a water loss, contact Disaster One immediately to begin Restoring Your Future. Labels: 24/7 response, Certified Water Remediation, emergency response, fire and water damage restoration, trained technicians, water removal
Happy New Year!
 Disaster One would like to wish everyone a safe and happy New Year. We hope you will take this time to reflect on 2009 and prepare for 2010. Best of luck in the New Year! Disaster One
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Tips to Prevent Holiday House Fires
 During this time of family and cheer make sure you are prepared for holiday related disaster's. Did you know that Christmas Trees account for 200 fires annually, resulting in 6 deaths, 25 injuries and more than $6 million in property damages. Simple steps to keep your holiday's merry and safe: Step 1: Check all lights and electrical cords for shorts, replace damaged cords or lights. Step 2: Keep a close eye on all holiday candles and open flames. Do not leave unattended. Step 3: Keep Christmas tree's well watered. We wish everyone a safe and happy holiday season!
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