Boynton Beach Mold Remediation 

How Long Does Remediation Take?

For mild to moderate mold problems, we can deliver results in one to five days. However, more severe issues might require several weeks of work. The timeframe depends on the extent of the mold infestation, its location within your home, and the necessary testing/aftercare measures. 

Mold remediation can be quite the process, but you can count on us to do everything possible to keep your home in a livable condition. Often, we install temporary plumbing or electrical lines to provide customers with the modern conveniences they need. 

Do you want to know more about how mold remediation may look in your home? Call (561) 264-0486 to schedule an assessment appointment with one of our helpful team members. 

When Should You Call for Mold Remediation?

You ought to call a professional if you notice mold growth covering an area greater than 10 square feet. Additionally, you could also benefit from the help of a mold specialist if your home experiences water damage, leaks, or excessive humidity. Mold can impact indoor air quality (IAQ), worsen allergies and respiratory problems, and make people feel sick. Not to mention, it can cause extensive structural damage if left unaddressed. 

Do not delay; at the first sight of mold growth, turn to remediation experts like ours at SunCoast Home Solutions. 

What Does Black Mold Look Like?

Black mold is an especially troublesome species you do not want in your home. It is notorious for wreaking havoc on the human immune system. Black mold is typically dark green, brown, or black, depending on its growth stage. If moisture is especially prevalent where it is growing, black mold may appear wet and shiny; some say that it looks slimy. However, if an area where it grows does not have much moisture, black mold may look chalky. It has a strong, earthy smell, and you may find it growing in a circular pattern on walls, ceilings, or floors. 

Does Insurance Cover Mold Remediation?

In South Florida, most home insurance policies typically cover mold removal if a covered peril causes it. 

These covered perils generally include:

• Lightning or fires
• Storm damage
• Acts of malicious mischief
• Vehicle damage
• Ice, snow, or sleet
• Frozen pipes
• Accidental water discharge from appliances or sprinkler systems

It is important to review your insurance policy and consult with your provider to understand your coverage options. If your insurance covers the mishap that led to your mold problem, count on us to work with your provider to streamline the claims process.