Short answer - mold spores + moisture + organic material

Mold is almost everywhere, outdoors and in.  It plays a vital role in mother nature. Mold spores are all around, floating in the air, and when they land and settle on damp/wet organic material, the spores can begin to reproduce, creating more spores. 

Everyone responds to mold differently.  We can't say whether you will or won't get sick.  The following individuals should take extra caution when dealing with mold. They are high risk.

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• Young Children 

•  Elderly

•  Pregnant Women

•  Immunocompromised Individuals

•  Highly Allergic Individuals 

If you feel sick, off, or different than expected and think it may be related to mold exposure, make an appointment to talk with your doctor.

Short answer - We can't give you a definite answer without sending samples to a lab. 

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Mold has a few distinct characteristics: A fuzzy appearance, grows in a circular, vine, thread-like pattern.  It can be orange, green, brown, black, white, pink, and even purple.  Often is accompanied by a musty odor.  Sometimes dirt or dust can be mistaken for mold.   ​

So, yes, we can tell you if something has similar mold characteristics, but we can't say for sure unless we take samples. 

Unfortunately, we can't give an estimate until we've done an inspection and can see the extent of the contamination.  

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Remediation is the action of remedying something, in particular of reversing or stopping, in this case, mold.

We use the skills and techniques we've learned to remove current contamination and stop/prevent more.