
Mold Testing & Removal Toms River NJ

Mold Inspection & Testing – Toms River NJ
Mold removal services should always begin with mold testing and inspection. A homeowner will not be as knowledgeable and experienced as certified professionals at thoroughly inspecting the property for signs of mold. AAA Lead Pros puts satisfied customers first: we always go over the process with you in your home visit so you understand the work.
- Visual assessment:
A technician conducts a full visual analysis of your indoor environment, noting signs of past, existing, or potential mold growth. Specialists know how to deal with all the hidden spots an average person wouldn’t, such as inside appliances and walls. - Moisture mapping:
Remediation services should include this, overviewing details of where moisture and humidity are concentrated in your environment. - Sample analysis:
Mold sampling is important to understand how the type and amount of fungus present on surfaces and in the air affect your building. We use industry procedures to take samples safely for verified lab testing. - Report of findings:
A full report of the team’s findings and the testing results are explained to you following your mold inspection. This document guides the mold remediation services.
Mold Removal & Remediation – Toms River NJ
Mold removal and remediation are quite common in New Jersey. Other remediation companies may take shortcuts, but AAA Lead Pros is a leading provider of mold services in Toms River because we take mold cleanup seriously. Recontamination is no joke – molds are persistent! Here are our steps for helping you and your family prevent black mold and health problems.
Mold: Does it Need Light to Grow?
You might think of mold as similar to plants, but don’t forget that it’s a fungus. So unlike plants, which all use photosynthesis to convert light into energy, mold doesn’t need the sun. In fact, the ultraviolet radiation (UV rays) in sunlight damage mold cells, inhibiting their growth. That’s why mold prefers dark places, like basements, crawl spaces, attics, garages, plumbing rooms, behind furniture, inside walls, and out-of-the-way corners. These spaces also tend to be more conducive to the conditions that lead to mold, such as humidity and moisture issues. They may also be less regularly cleaned, which can lead to a long-term undetected mold issue.
Temperature and Weather for Mold
Mold is found all over the world and can survive at a wide range of temperatures. Different species of fungi have different growing conditions, but they prefer warmth and moisture. This is partially because these also encourage growth of organic material for mold to feed on, as it cannot produce its own food or consume inorganic substances like steel. In general, any indoor relative humidity level (RH) over roughly 55-60% is a cause for concern and should be dealt with. Mold problems can occur in any season or weather, but rain, storms, or flooding pose the greatest risk due to excess water, especially in humid New Jersey summers. Toms River is a high risk flood area, so remember to deal with mold from post-flood water damage within 24-48 hours.
The AAA Guarantee
When you encounter a mold problem, get it solved the right way, the first time. Let us take care of your mold remediation project once and for all. We’re the mold remediation company that Toms River NJ relies on, because we put your wellbeing first. Don’t risk health problems and the structural safety of your building by trusting a casual amateur or greedy competitors who don’t care.
The AAA Lead Pros team is professionally trained and certified not just in mold, but a full range of hazardous cleanup services! Our knowledge and experience also cover asbestos testing, asbestos removal, lead testing, lead removal, water damage, fire restoration, and other environmental and biohazard cleanup services. Our clients have left us 5-star reviews on our guaranteed expertise and superb customer service from here to NY and Philadelphia.
FAQ
How much mold is unsafe?
Essentially, it depends. Mold is naturally occuring everywhere, so some spores will inevitably be present. This is normal and generally harmless in trace quantities. However, not all mold is visible: your mold infestation may be airborne spores or in a hidden spot. The size and color of mold patches won’t fully indicate how severe it is. There are many species of mold and fungi, which produce varying reactions in everyone. Some produce mycotoxins, meaning they pose more risk to the human immune system.
Lab results from mold testing give more detailed insight into how dangerous the mold situation in your house is. Ultimately, the best way to know whether mold levels in your house are unsafe is to get a professional consultation, where we can take into consideration the type, amount, location, climate conditions, occupant impacts, building damage levels, and recurrence risk of mold.
What are possible symptoms of mold exposure?
Everyone’s reaction will be different, and also depends on what type of mold is present. Those with immune or respiratory sensitivities (like asthma), children, seniors, and pregnant persons may be at increased risk of health problems from mold, especially with prolonged exposure. Mold exposure symptoms may include coughing, sneezing, fatigue, red and itchy eyes or skin, and issues with the upper respiratory tract. Severe cases may have fever or shortness of breath.
If you suspect mold exposure may be affecting the health of you or any other occupants of a building, investigate whether mold issues may be contributing to the problem and contact a medical professional to seek care.
What can happen if I try to remove mold myself?
Unfortunately, mold spores are very easily spread by physical contact or through the air. You don’t even have to touch the mold growth to infect nearby surfaces. Therefore, cleaning it up should be done with the utmost care. Just circulating air flow (such as air conditioning, vents being on, people passing, or even open doors) can lead to mold growing throughout the house.
Avoiding contact contamination is meticulous: anything that could have touched or been near the mold during removal is now at risk for contagion. PPE such as industry-safe clothing and respiratory or eye protection is important to limit mold exposure. Proper handling of hazardous materials is best left to qualified professionals, saving you the stress.
About Toms River NJ
The Township of Toms River is a commercial hub for the Central Jersey region, and a popular residential destination for commuters to NYC. Just shy of nearby Lakewood, the Toms River New Jersey population is around 93,000. While the namesake ‘Tom’ is debated, this is a historical area and has always been the seat of Ocean County.
The Toms River NJ Halloween Parade is said to be the second-largest in the world. Both MTV’s Jersey Shore and HBO’s Boardwalk have featured Toms River NJ 08753. Toms River includes the following ZIP codes: 08753, 08754, 08755, 08756, 08757. This covers some parts of South Toms River NJ and Manchester Township.
Toms River NJ Resources
- The team at AAA Lead Pros has collected this list of local links for your reference.
- Contact the Township of Toms River’s health department or find out more about building, codes, and zoning in Toms River NJ.
- The Toms River Library is the headquarters and largest branch of the Ocean County Library.
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