Is it possible to completely eliminate mold from the inside of my home?

Answer: In some cases
Explanation: While you can thoroughly clean and remove visible mold, it's nearly impossible to completely eliminate all mold and mold spores from inside your home, as they are ubiquitous and can grow in hidden areas. Focus on preventing future growth by controlling moisture and addressing the underlying causes.

Answer: Never
Explanation: Molds exist in every house, new or old.

Answer: Never
Explanation: Every home has differing levels of mycology. We at EnviroClear recommend cleaning over remediation more times than actual remediation. We strive to service only those in need of actual remediation based on inspection and sometimes testing from an independent company, the results of which have determined the presence of "elevated" microbial cultivation/colonization.

Answer: Never
Explanation: you can eliminate growing mold from inside, however some level of mold spores will remain in the home as mold spores are present every where.

Answer: Never
Explanation: No. Mold spores are always being produced outdoors. Then, they enter homes on clothing, on feet, and through openings. Generally speaking, mold spores concentrations indoors should be less than those found outdoors.

Answer: In most cases
Explanation: Repair any leaks or cause of moisture and you will most likely be safe. Yet mold from outside can be a problem.

Answer: Never
Explanation: Mold is a natural air spore.

Answer: Never
Explanation: No, mold is every where. You just don't want elevated levels of toxic molds in a home.

Answer: In some cases
Explanation: mold is very difficult to find sometimes, because if may be hidden behind walls, carpet, or in a space not normally exposed such as the attic., etc.

Answer: Never
Explanation: Since it's everywhere naturally NO. Not in a home.

Answer: Never
Explanation: As long as we have mold in our air outside, you will have some level of mold inside

Answer: Never
Explanation: Mold is everywhere. Outside is full of decomposing plant material. This gives off mold fungi that we bring into properties.

Answer: In most cases
Explanation: if the water intrusion happen inside the house, like a broken pipe or overflow sink. can be remediated with out doing any outside work

Answer: Never
Explanation: you can get it down to safe levals

Answer: Never
Explanation: Mold is in our environment everywhere. It is when the mold spore count inside the home is significantly higher than the outdoor count that there is an issue.

Answer: In most cases
Explanation: Correct the moisture problem and control the humidity

Answer: Never
Explanation: NO. Mold is everywhere. Even if you could remove all of the mold from a contained area, normal mold spore levels would return as soon as the containment barriers were removed. The goal of remediation is to fix the source of water, remove all mold growth, and clean the affected areas to a state of normal fungal ecology.

Answer: Never
Explanation: especialy in wet basments

Answer: Always
Explanation: By successfully treating and removing the affected areas of where mold was. also retesting air quality to make sure mold spores are no longer present