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Mold
Keeping your home a safe space for you and your family is crucial. While owning a home, certain situations can arise that need a quick resolution, one of those being mold that you find. The experts at American Restoration are here to help you identify different types of molds, know which ones are safe to […]
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Mold Mites are tiny hairy insects found primarily in residential and commercial properties with water damage or mold. Damp and moist conditions encourage the breeding of mold mites. They feed on fungi, and due to their small body size, it can make it difficult for property owners to identify and distinguish among their various classes. […]
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Mold is a nuisance in both commercial and residential properties. That is why you need a team of reliable experts to help with mold removal. American Restoration Water and Fire LLC are ideal for this project. Our company serves Albuquerque, Rio Rancho, and the surrounding areas of New Mexico. When you own a residential home […]
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American Restoration Water & Fire has seen our fair share of black mold, and we know the dangers it poses. Black mold is nothing short of dangerous; it can affect your home and health if left untreated. Since we live in a dry climate, mold happens because of cracked or broken water pipes, rooms not […]
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What is mold, and why should we check our home for it? By definition, mold is a type of fungus that spreads microscopic spores in areas with moisture and can be airborne. After a while, these spores begin to grow on surfaces and become apparent to the naked eye. Mold can have medical inclinations and […]
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One of the questions we always get asked is “What’s the Difference Between Mold and Mildew?” and our restoration specialist with American Restoration Water & Fire has the answer! To begin, mold and mildew are common types of fungi that are found within the home. They thrive and survive in moist areas and once they […]
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Mold on carpet is rarely just a carpet problem. If moisture reaches the fibers, it can also reach the padding and floor underneath. Leaks, flooding, condensation, or damp flooring can create the conditions mold needs to grow. Knowing how to remove mold from carpet starts with checking the condition of the carpet and padding. Limited […]
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There are areas in New Mexico that can accumulate snow through the Winter months. When Spring finally arrives and the snow begins to melt away, your lawn may not look as it did the spring before. Your lawn may now include patches of dead grass, meaning your lawn was victim to snow mold, a type […]
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The staff at American Restoration Fire and Water, LLC deal with a lot of home restorations due to water leaks that have gone undetected for an extended period of time, causing mold. Mold can grow on any wet material such as cardboard, drywall, wood, ceiling tiles, upholstery, and other fabrics. Mold grows as long as […]
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Spring is here, and for many, that means experiencing allergies related to mold. If your home has excess moisture in the walls, floors, attic or basement, then you may be at risk for mold growth. The presence of mold in the home can often cause various symptoms that may present themselves as allergies but can […]
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Mold isn’t something to take lightly. Not only can it cause issues within your home, but it also can cause health problems that range from itching eyes and coughing to more serious allergic reactions, and even permanent lung damage. Although it may seem like it’s easy to detect, mold could be hiding in areas you […]
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After a disaster that has caused home flooding, moisture levels in your home can be high. Unfortunately, moisture makes for the perfect setting for potentially health harming mold to form within your home. So, just how long does it take for mold to grow in your home?
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