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When you spot a bit of mold on an old piece of bread, you most likely snatch it up and toss it in the trash. It's a quick and easy way to prevent your family from getting sick. But what are you supposed to do about mold in other places of your home that you can't access? Mold has a sneaky way of growing in areas that you'd never expect. What if that heavy rainstorm last month caused a small leak in your attic that has spread to other areas and is causing mold to grow in your walls? What happens if your family is exposed to mold in your home? EDUCATION_1
Mold has been associated with a wide range of health issues and diseases, including allergies, Alzheimer's, and cancer. Mycotoxins produced by certain molds can seep into our bodies, causing mold toxicity that may result in long-term health problems. Under the right conditions, some mold strains can even complete their life cycle in as little as 48 hours.
A slow, unnoticed plumbing leak or water intrusion can rapidly develop into a significant mold issue, leading to property and infrastructure damage at best and health problems for people and pets at worst. Mold can remain hidden behind walls, in attics or crawlspaces, under floors, and beneath carpet. Just because you don't see mold doesn't mean it's not there. The question then becomes, if mold is in your home, what company should you call for mold remediation in Bullhead City, AZ?
The discovery of mold in your home or business can set off a chain reaction of questions and worries. Where did it come from? How bad is it? How should the mold be removed? When you begin asking yourself these questions, it's usually a good sign that you need professional mold removal help. At Restoration 1 of Mohave County, our mold remediation techs are ready and waiting to help answer these questions and more. HIGHWAY_1
We know the proper way to treat and remove mold growth, ensuring your property is restored to a clean and healthy state. Whether you have black mold from water damage or need a thorough inspection to confirm mold in your home, you can be confident knowing we have the situation under control. When it comes to mold removal in Bullhead City, AZ, we know that every home is different, and as such, every project will be unique. Though no two situations are the same, we approach every mold problem in a similar fashion and begin providing peace of mind through support and education.
At Restoration 1 of Mohave County, we're big believers in education and transparency. We understand the concerns that home and business owners have with mold growth. That's why we're committed to providing comprehensive support to put your mind at ease. Our team goes the extra mile to thoroughly explain the nature of the mold growth on your property, its causes, and the steps we'll take to remove that mold from your property. We want to ensure that you have a deep understanding of the situation so that you can feel fully confident in our services.
Tring Mold growth may not always be apparent and can often remain hidden behind walls, under cabinets, and within your HVAC system. Our thorough inspection and mold testing process enables us to pinpoint all sources of mold and implement effective measures to eliminate it permanently.
Mold remediation is a comprehensive process that involves not only removing the existing mold growth but also addressing the underlying conditions that facilitated its growth. Our approach encompasses thorough removal of mold and implementing measures to prevent its recurrence. We focus on identifying and rectifying the root causes of mold growth, ensuring a long-term solution to the problem you're facing.
We've dealt with all sorts of mold spores from a range of incidents, including
Mold Growth from Plumbing Leaks
Mold Growth from Natural Disasters
Mold Growth from Inadequate Air Flow
Mold Growth from Heavy Rain and Storms
Mold Growth from Drainage Problems
Mold Growth from High Humidity
Mold Growth from a Leaky Roof
Mold Growth from a Damp BasementWhether you have a good idea of where mold is growing in your home, or you're simply being proactive, we're here to help when you need us most.
It's not uncommon for houses in Arizona to have small bits of mold scattered throughout the home. But that doesn't mean homeowners shouldn't take action to deal with it. Mold can be harmful to your kids, pets, and even your physical property. As a leading mold remediation company in Mohave County, Restoration 1 understands the importance of finding, identifying, and addressing mold in your home.
You can try to find mold on your own, but if you're like most homeowners, you might not have much luck.SPORTS_1 It can be nearly impossible to find and remove mold without advanced tools and ongoing training. Luckily, at Restoration 1 of Mohave County, our mold remediation technicians have years of experience finding and testing mold. We've got our mold testing process down to a science, so you don't have to stress about finding and testing mold on your own.
Our team of certified professionals uses advanced tools and techniques to conduct thorough mold testing. The process involves
Our experts will inspect your home for visible signs of mold and moisture issues.
We collect air samples from various parts of your home to detect the presence and concentration of mold spores.
Samples from surfaces like walls and floors help identify the type of mold present.
Collected samples are analyzed in a laboratory to provide accurate results.
If we don't detect any mold in your home, we'll leave happy because we know that you've got nothing to worry about. Before we leave, we'd be happy to give you some tips on how to prevent mold from growing in the future. However, if we do discover mold, we'll talk about the best ways to begin mold remediation. Our team is equipped to handle mold removal safely and effectively, ensuring that your home is free of harmful mold spores.
Mold testing is a crucial part of maintaining a safe living space. Identifying hidden mold early on can help prevent health issues and property damage. Our reliable mold removal company is dedicated to assisting you in maintaining a safe, mold-free home. Without testing your home for mold, you and your family could be at risk.
Outdoor mold plays a crucial role in our natural ecosystem by breaking down plant and animal matter. However, once it infiltrates your home and begins to multiply, it can pose serious concerns. Unchecked microbial growth is known to consume building materials like wood, drywall, and insulation and can even thrive on concrete. Most importantly, it can jeopardize the health of your loved ones.
We know the proper way to treat and remove mold growth, ensuring your property is restored to a clean and healthy state. Whether you have black mold from water damage or need a thorough inspection to confirm mold in your home, you can be confident knowing we have the situation under control. When it comes to mold removal in Bullhead City, AZ, we know that every home is different, and as such, every project will be unique. Though no two situations are the same, we approach every mold problem in a similar fashion and begin providing peace of mind through support and education.
That's especially true when you or your family members already have sensitivities to mold. ASSISTED_LIVING_1 Let's explore some of the most common symptoms of mold and what you can do to prevent toxicity in your home.
Remember that mold is a natural part of our environment, and we encounter small amounts of it when we're outside. However, if it starts spreading inside your home and increases indoor mold levels, it can lead to allergies, headaches, nausea, and other health issues. The symptoms of mold exposure can vary from person to person.
According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, mold exposure may not necessarily cause a specific health problem. Nevertheless, individuals who are vulnerable, such as those with mold allergies or asthma, are more likely to experience serious symptoms like memory loss, fatigue, or headaches. While some people may not show any symptoms, others may develop them rapidly, especially those with existing health conditions, making them more prone to mold-related reactions.
Although the health risks of mold exposure can differ from person to person, removing the mold altogether is the best way to maintain a healthy home environment. That's why it's always best to work with a company that specializes in mold removal in Bullhead City, AZ, like Restoration 1 of Mohave County.
If you're living in a home with high levels of mold or you've been exposed to it while you're at work or school, you may experience symptoms, including
On the surface, these symptoms look a lot like those related to common outdoor allergies. However, if left to progress, they can lead to asthma and even lung diseases.
Mold infections aren't widespread, but they can impact individuals with weakened immune systems due to medication, alcohol, or tobacco use. Moreover, those with lung conditions or prior health problems are also at risk of such infections. Mold infection symptoms can include
If you or someone you live with falls within the following categories, it may be time for professional mold remediation in Bullhead City, AZ to help protect your family's health as well as the physical aspects of your home.
Men and women who are allergic to mold are inherently more sensitive to such organisms. That means they have a higher risk of experiencing severe reactions to residential mold growth.
If you're just getting over a cold or have a suppressed immune system due to drug abuse, smoking, poor diet, or disease, developing a mold infection can be very dangerous.
People with chronic lung and respiratory diseases can develop mold poisoning symptoms even with a brief interaction with mold. If this sounds like you, take extra caution in your home and call a mold removal company ASAP.
If you suspect that you or a family member is experiencing symptoms of mold exposure, it's best to see a doctor first.EMERGENCY_ROOM_1 A doctor can determine if your allergic reactions are caused by mold exposure or if another health condition is responsible. Treatments for mold allergies typically involve using nasal corticosteroid sprays, antihistamines, and decongestants. In some cases, you might also receive allergy shots if your symptoms are severe.
In addition to medical treatment, follow these preventative steps to help minimize mold exposure in your home:
We've hammered home the point that mold can grow in your home unbeknownst to you, silently growing until it causes health problems. You might be asking yourself, "What are the signs I should look for to prevent mold from getting worse in my home?" Here are four of the biggest red flags that you need professional mold removal services.
Most molds cause the material they are consuming to change colors. Whether it's human food or drywall paper, if mold is allowed to grow for a sufficient amount of time, there will usually be a visible discoloration, indicating a problem. To that point, mold manifests in various colors, not just black. Many species can appear in gray, white, brown, red, and even pastel hues. Some molds look like dust or fuzz, while others resemble sand granules. Different molds thrive on different food sources, and they all require varying levels of moisture or relative humidity in the air.
Think about what it's like when you spill a glass of water on your kitchen counter. You can soak up most of the water, but it's almost impossible to prevent water from leaking into cracks and crevices. The same principle could be applied to your basement when a flood or other water event happens. We should note that water does not always lead to mold growth, as spores must already be present for that to happen. However, since mold spores are microscopic (2-10 microns), a water event typically triggers the visibility or detection of mold.
HEALTH_SERVICE_1 If you have symptoms like coughing or a runny nose inside your home and those symptoms get better the moment you leave your property, mold growth may be the culprit.
Not all molds emit a musty or strong moldy smell, but many do. In fact, a strange odor might be the first sign that you need professional mold removal. The smell may not be persistent - it could come and go throughout the day. Mold flourishes in dim, damp areas such as attics, basements, bathrooms, and under sinks. If you detect an unpleasant, musty, or moldy odor, inspect these areas for mold.
At times, you might also notice a musty scent but are unable to locate any evidence of mold or the specific source of the odor. This could suggest that mold is growing behind a wall or in another area that is not easily accessible. If the musty smell appears to be stronger near wall outlets, this could indicate mold behind the wall, with the odor traveling through the openings in the outlet.
Do not disregard this odor. The longer you allow the mold to grow without intervention, the greater the cost of fixing it later and the greater the potential health issues you may face. If you suspect mold in your home, get in touch with a local mold removal company to have your home tested for mold.
Dealing with water damage or finding mold in your home or business can be stressful. At Restoration 1 of Mohave County, our goal is to help erase that stress and with highly-rated, professional mold removal in Bullhead City, AZ. Our certified team has the expertise to safely and effectively remove mold from your property and will take proactive measures to prevent it from coming back. Once we're done, we'll take the time to go over our work and provide you with advice on keeping mold as you get back to a normal life. Contact our office to schedule your mold inspection and to learn more about mold remediation from Restoration 1.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEBullhead City, AZ – City-Wide Maintenance and Capital Improvement Projects (November 4)BULLHEAD CITY, AZ., November 01, 2024 – Scheduled for the week of November 4, various projects will be underway throughout the city by City of Bullhead City staff and contractors. All projects are set to enhance the city’s infrastructure and serve the community effectively.Street maintenance crews will be working on the northern side of Bullhead Parkway between Landon Dr and Laughlin Ranch Blvd as...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Bullhead City, AZ – City-Wide Maintenance and Capital Improvement Projects (November 4)
BULLHEAD CITY, AZ., November 01, 2024 – Scheduled for the week of November 4, various projects will be underway throughout the city by City of Bullhead City staff and contractors. All projects are set to enhance the city’s infrastructure and serve the community effectively.
Street maintenance crews will be working on the northern side of Bullhead Parkway between Landon Dr and Laughlin Ranch Blvd as part of the City Street Maintenance Program (CSMP) of 2024-2025. The full schedule and list of streets receiving treatment under this program are available at bullheadcity.com/csmp. City street maintenance crews will also be sweeping various streets in advance of the CSMP schedule and re-painting fresh lines on Bullhead Parkway where recent slurry work was performed.
McCormick Construction will progress on installing a raised median with street lights on Bullhead Parkway between Silvercreek Rd and Laredo Dr. This grant-funded Highway Safety Improvement Project (HSIP) is overseen by The Arizona Department of Transportation. McCormick Construction is also contracted to build a new ATV/UTV parking lot to serve as a trailhead for the Arizona Peace Trail southeast of Bullhead Parkway and Silver Creek Rd junction.
The Optimum Community Center will temporarily close due to ongoing construction. As part of this project, Perco Rock Company of Salt Lake City, Utah is set to expand the parking lot, adding approximately 400 parking stalls.
T.R. Orr Inc. is to continue the expansion of the Bullhead Senior Enrichment Center, adding 9,000 additional square feet, including 7,700 square footage of indoor activity and meeting space and 1,300 square feet of outdoor patio space. The project is set to conclude in November 2024.
At the southeast intersection of Highway 95 and Laughlin Ranch Blvd, a contractor will rehabilitate the 18-1 lift station. The project intends to prolong the system’s lifespan through installation of Predl material and additional enhancements.
Contractors representing Bullhead City Utilities will perform asphalt and concrete repairs around the City following water line repairs. Bullhead City Utilities will also replace a motor and pump in the Sun Ridge neighborhood’s well, clean sewer lines along Country Club Dr and Lause Rd to Rainbow Dr, and replace a service line on Alta Vista Road (expected closure on Friday, November 8).
Precise Builders is remodeling the ex-Mohave Valley Daily News building into the new Bullhead Animal Resource Center, set to open in the summer of 2025.
The public is urged to exercise caution while navigating through City work zones and adhere to posted signs and traffic control devices. The Bullhead City Direct app enables the public to raise issues to City Staff directly.
For inquiries, please contact Public Information Officer, Mackenzie Covert, at mcovert@bullheadcityaz.gov or (928) 763-0182.
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Bullhead City, AZ., October 25, 2024—The inaugural Bullhead City Balloon Festival’s first flight transported precious cargo during its short and visually stunning display Friday morning. Thanks to the collaborative efforts of the City, and event promoter Frank Wills, special rides on the hot air balloons were gifted to two standout residents of the community: Zachery Gambill, an inspirational 2nd grader who was diagnosed with Leukemia in December of 2022, and Jaime McCune, a well-respected science teacher from Fox Creek Jr high....
Bullhead City, AZ., October 25, 2024—The inaugural Bullhead City Balloon Festival’s first flight transported precious cargo during its short and visually stunning display Friday morning. Thanks to the collaborative efforts of the City, and event promoter Frank Wills, special rides on the hot air balloons were gifted to two standout residents of the community: Zachery Gambill, an inspirational 2nd grader who was diagnosed with Leukemia in December of 2022, and Jaime McCune, a well-respected science teacher from Fox Creek Jr high.
“I’ll take any chance I have to make someone’s dream come true,” said Wills.
“We are just so glad to play a role in providing the opportunity,” said Bullhead City Manager Toby Cotter. “The balloons over Bullhead City were so beautiful, but also so meaningful.”
The flight experience was a meaningful first for both passengers.
“[Zachery] loves flight simulators and aviation,” said Heather Gambill, Zachery’s mother. “He’ll play on a simulator for hours.”
When asked directly if he was excited to fly on the balloon, Zachary had a one-word answer, “Yes!”
For McCune, the experience was an important teaching lesson for her students.
“I couldn’t say no,” said McCune. “What would the kids think?”
McCune, a Bullhead City native who graduated from Mohave High School and has been teaching in the area for 17 years, spends much time working on how kids think and learn. The last two summers in a row, she participated in the Bullhead City Summer Camp series, leading the science camp.
The 2024 Bullhead City Balloon Festival is a first for the City. It could also become a record-setting event for Mohave County. Due to the forecast containing 3 consecutive mornings with wind speeds below 15 miles per hour, the Bullhead City Balloon Festival could be the first balloon festival in the county to have 3 straight days of flights.
“I’ve volunteered for the Ballon Festival in Havasu a few years,” said Wills. “They’ve never gone up all three days. It would be the first time for Mohave County.”
The Bullhead City Balloon Festival will continue through 3 p.m. on Sunday. Event information can be obtained online at Bullheadcityballoonfestival.com.
FeaturedBULLHEAD CITY — Four candidates are vying for three four-year terms on the Bullhead City Fire District's governing board in the November general election.Board Members Chuck Moore, Tanya Lane and Ellen Brown are seeking re-election while retired firefighter/param...
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BULLHEAD CITY — Four candidates are vying for three four-year terms on the Bullhead City Fire District's governing board in the November general election.
Board Members Chuck Moore, Tanya Lane and Ellen Brown are seeking re-election while retired firefighter/paramedic John Marinolich is making his first bid for election. The three will join current members David Cummings and Rose Jacobs on the five-member non-partisan volunteer board.
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