Bathroom Mold Mitigation
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BATHROOM MOLD REMOVAL WILL NOT BREAK YOUR BANK ACCOUNT
Mold mitigation also known as mold removal or restoration does not need to cost the homeowner or business owner an extra money. I know you will be surprised by AmeriDri’s mold pricing structure. In the video below, I’ll show you how we bid a bathroom mold mitigation job from start to finish, using industry standard pricing software. I walk you through every pricing line item we use to bid your bathroom mold restoration project. If you’re at all curious about the pricing structure of mold removal in a bathroom, then this video should answer all your questions. Enjoy!
HOW MUCH DOES BATHROOM MOLD REMOVAL COST FROM AMERIDRI
SOME BATHROOMS ONLY COST OUR MINIMUM OF $500.00
As you seen in the video, bathroom mold mitigation does not need to use up all your savings. The video shows the tub, vanity and toilet being removed from the bathroom. Most bathroom mitigation jobs do not need the tub, vanity or toilet removed; I wanted to show a worst case scenario as in the picture below. Some bathrooms only cost our minimum of $500.00.
I also show you in the video how we sketch the bathroom and explain how we come up with the bid for mold removal in a bathroom. Below is a picture of the bathroom sketched out with notes.
How Do I Get Rid of Mold in My Bathroom?
Safety First: is important to wear protective gear, such as gloves, goggles, and a mask, when dealing with mold. Inhaling or coming into contact with mold spores can lead to health issues.
Prepare Your Cleaning Solution: There are two ways to get mold and mildew: using a store-bought remover or making your own. To create your remover, you can mix one part bleach with ten parts water, or just use undiluted white vinegar.
Scrub the Mold Away: remove the mold, first apply the cleaning solution to the affected area using a brush or sponge. Wait for 10-15 minutes before scrubbing the area to get rid of the mold completely.
Rinse and Dry: sure to rinse the cleaned area with water until it’s completely washed off. It’s important to dry the area thoroughly because any remaining moisture can cause further mold growth.
Take Preventative Measures: To prevent mold growth in the future, make sure to have good ventilation in your bathroom. You can do this by using a bathroom vent or opening a window while taking a shower to reduce moisture. It is also important to regularly clean your bathroom to prevent mold growth.
Consider Professional Help: If you have a big or recurrent mold problem, or if mold comes back soon after cleaning, it might be best to contact a professional mold remediation service. In Colorado Springs, many reliable services can effectively eliminate mold and aid in preventing its reappearance.
It is important to deal with mold problems as soon as they are noticed. Mold can gradually cause harm to both your home’s structure and your health.
Can I Mitigate Mold Myself?
The mold problem is small and on the surface, you can take steps to reduce it on your own. But it’s crucial to know when you need to call in professionals. Here are some important things to think about when dealing with mold.
Size of the Mold Problem: can handle mold yourself if the affected area is less than about ten square feet. However, it’s best to hire a professional to deal with larger infestations to eliminate the mold and prevent its recurrence.
Type of Mold: molds have different levels of hazard. Stachybotrys, also called black mold, is one of the more dangerous types. If you think there is black mold or another hazardous type of mold in your home, it is advisable to hire a professional to prevent any potential health risks.
Where the Mold is Located: can clean mold on non-porous surfaces like tile or glass by yourself, on porous materials like drywall or wood, it may be harder to remove completely and require professional assistance.
Health Considerations: If anyone in your household is experiencing unexplained allergies, difficulty breathing, or skin irritations, it’s crucial to seek professional assistance. Some people may be more susceptible to mold than others, and prolonged exposure to it can result in serious health issues.
Always best to seek advice from a professional, especially if you live in Colorado Springs where mold is prevalent due to various weather conditions.