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Mold Prevention Steps if Your Home or Building Has Been
Damaged by a Hurricane, Typhoon, Tornado, Windstorm, or Fire
If your home, condominium, apartment, office, or other building has
suffered serious damage because of a hurricane, typhoon, tornado, windstorm, or fire, you
would be wise to take the following preventive steps to reduce the resulting mold
infestation that will surely grow from the damage your home or building has suffered.
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Prior to any repairs,
photograph from every appropriate angle all damage that has been happened to your home
or other building. You may need this photographic evidence to help collect for the
water, structural, and mold damage.
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Use do-it-yourself mold test kits
or the Scotch tape lift sampling technique to test any visible mold growth so that you can send the mold test kits to a
mold laboratory for analysis and mold species identification. Also, use mold test
kits to mold test the air of each room, attic, basement, crawl space, and the outward
air flow [if electricity is on] from each heating/cooling duct register for the
possible presence of elevated levels of airborne mold spores, in comparison to an
outdoor mold control test. You should repeat this testing of the air every 7 days
so that you can determine if the mold situation is under control or out of control. You
should also be photographing and testing any new mold growths.
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Read your insurance policy
very carefully to see in what ways the insurance company could try to restrict or
reject your insurance claim for mold growth damage and for the expenses of mold
inspection, testing, and remediation. If you don’t understand the policy, have it
explained to you by your agent, the insurance company claims adjuster, an independent
insurance adjuster [who works solely on your behalf against the insurance company on a
commission basis], or your attorney. You may need to have the home or building
inspected and tested [with a written report of the inspector’s findings] by a
Certified Mold Inspector. The goal of the Certified Mold Inspector is to document
that there is new mold growth that was directly caused by the sudden and accidental,
insured event such as a hurricane, typhoon, tornado, windstorm, fire, or water line
break. If you believe your insurance policy should cover the water and mold damage, but
the company refuses to pay, you definitely need to have professional representation by
an independent insurance adjuster or an insurance-oriented attorney. You should also
read the in depth book
Mold Legal
Claims.
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Cover or close in securely
with tarps all broken windows, damaged roof sections, damaged siding sections, and
other storm or fire building damage to keep as much rain as possible from entering into
your home or building. The more water that enters your home or building, the worse the
mold damage your property will suffer.
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Hand
spray at least two wet coatings of
Mold
Killer Recipes
[with drying in between, assisted by a fan after the fungicide has worked for at least
one hour] into all damaged building areas and on all exterior and interior surfaces
[attic, basement, crawl space, each room on the walls, ceilings, and floors, plus into
each heating/cooling duct register]. If there is no electricity, use either a hand pump
sprayer [about $40 from Home Depot, Lowe’s, or a hardware store], or a small electric
sprayer connected to a small electric generator. Spray all of your furnishings and
carpeting and personal possessions with your choice of the
Mold
Killer Recipes. For every week that your home
goes unrepaired, repeat spraying of both the home and your possessions.
Most fungicides are only rated to treat nonporous
surfaces such as a kitchen counter top or ceramic tile. What mold will grow in is
porous wood, other building materials, carpeting, padding, furniture upholstery,
clothing, and other cellulose based materials which mold growth is able to feed upon.
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Learn and utilize the
25 steps required for safe and effective mold remediation.
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