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How long does it take for mould to grow on wet drywall?

Some moulds can begin to grow as soon as 24 hours. Temperature is a major variable: the warmer, the more

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Is water damage covered by warranty?

Warranties offer a variety of coverages. Check your warranty and/or call the “help” number for the company offering the warranty.

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How can I prevent mould growth in my home?

The best was to prevent mould in your home is to keep it dry. Periodically check for leaks or damage:

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How do I keep mould out of my bathroom?

The biggest step is to be sure the bathroom has adequate ventilation. An exhaust fan is important. If you choose

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How does mould affect a person?

The symptoms normally resemble “allergies:” itchy eyes, sneezing, coughing, etc. However, different moulds will affect different people in different ways.

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What are the signs that black mould is growing in my property?

The only way to be able to name mould is to have a sample tested at a qualified laboratory. However,

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Can mould grow on cement?

No and yes. Mould needs organic material to grow. Concrete is not organic, so it cannot grow on that material.

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Can mould grow on a leaking ceiling?

Yes. ANY moisture from any source inside of your home can cause mould. It is important to periodically check your

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Does renter’s insurance cover mould damage?

Every insurance policy is different. You should contact your broker/agent or your insurance company to determine the amount of coverage

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How soon can mould grow after a flood?

A few moulds can begin growing as soon as 24 hours (if the temperature is warm enough). After 48 hours

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Can exposure to black mould affect the brain?

Mould has been been associated with many aliments. You should consult with your doctor or your medical team if you

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Can black mould make you sick?

Stachybotrys chartarum is dangerous because of the very potent mycotoxin it produces. However, many moulds and mildews are black. According

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