Do you know what’s growing behind your cupboards? Read this article to find out how to get a FREE onsite inspection.
Recently, we ran into a serious mold problem at a home in Inverness, Florida – unfortunately, the customer that called us thought they were only calling us because of a little bit of water damage. Please read this article thoroughly. It is very important because you don’t want what happened to these folks to happen to you!
Read the article and see the photos! Mold Damage Inverness
Learn more here: Black Mold Related Health Issues Also, take a look at how mold can affect your pet’s health: Black Mold and Your Pet’s Health
The homeowners had absolutely no idea that their walls were covered in mold. They had, however, noticed a steady decline in their health. After observing the signs of water damage increase over time, they finally called us. If only they had called sooner.
Due to this recent experience, we want everyone to go home and check under their sinks.
Look in the cupboards, look at your pipes and look for signs of water damage. Signs of water damage include: leaks, musty odor, warped wood, drooping wood, swelling, bubbling or obvious rot or mold. For a more thorough list, visit: signs of water damage
If you find any reason to believe that you have water damage, please call Advanced Restoration for a FREE ONSITE INSPECTION.
WE ARE THE WATER DAMAGE RESTORATION INSURANCE CLAIM SPECIALISTS!
At absolutely no charge to you, we will send a water damage inspection team member to your home to assess your concerns. If water damage is found, please know that this is an issue that is typically handled by insurance.
Remember, one tiny drip that you think may be harmless could turn into a serious mold problem that is extremely hazardous to your health.
BOOK YOUR FREE ONSITE WATER DAMAGE HOME INSPECTION NOW!
CALL 1-800-DRY-ME-OUT
Advanced Restoration Inc. proudly services the following counties: Citrus County, Hernando County, Hillsborough County, Lake County, Manatee County, Pasco County, Pinellas County, Polk County, Sarasota County and Sumter County.
