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We take the Mystery out of MOLD.....!

Indoor air pollutants produce the same symptoms as many illnesses…including....fatigue…. headaches…nausea…scratchy throat and nasal irritation. However there is something you can do about it…! To get a clear picture of your homes indoor air quality…call and get an Xpert Environmental Services air analysis. It's...Fast....Professional…Reliable...Next Day Turnaround.

Affordable and Professional....Protect your Health...and Your Property.....For Your Health and Peace of Mind..... We Offer Affordable Mold Testing...Mold Inspection....Water Damage and Allergy Testing...We also Provide FULL Indoor Air Quality Services....Xpert Environmental Services Inc. is a full service Indoor Air Quality, Mold Inspection and Testing Company serving Florida.

Who Can You Trust? The reason to hire a professional is to have someone on your side, a non bias third party that's going to cut through all the hype and BS. Someone that's not there to sell you expensive products and cleanups. Someone to help you get the information you need to make an informed decision. Someone to conduct a thorough inspection and investigation. Someone that has been trained and understands the fundamentals of both fungus and building construction.

So Who Can You Trust? Unfortunately there are some unscrupulous businesses out there trying to make a quick buck on the current fear and hysteria concerning mold. Whether it's gathering information to file an insurance claim, working with your remediation company, or helping you to fix the problem yourself, you'll get the most up to date, accurate and current information possible. You'll get friendly courteous service, and honest answers to your questions, Not a lot of Hype, and BS.

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Why Should I test for Mold...? Mold is literally a growing concern. Television and news paper media attention has alerted the public to the destructive and possibly toxic dangers of hidden Mold spores that could affect their families health and their homes. The medical community has just recently begun to link numerous health issues with Mold exposure. EPA studies indicate that air levels of indoor pollutants may be two to three times higher than out doors levels. Mold the most dangerous offenders of all often go undetected because of its invisibility. Most people spend as much as 90% of their time indoors and are not aware of the health hazards created by this pollutant. You owe it to yourself to minimize your exposure to Mold spores in the indoor environment. If you are buying or selling a home you should read our mold and real estate section.

Mold in the home is not just a health issue. Mold cannot only trigger asthma and other serious Health problems -- but it’s also risky to your financial health. The SOONER a MOLD situation is addressed the better the chances of fixing the problem and preventing it from getting out of control!! Don’t let a small problem turn into a MAJOR NIGHTMARE!!! I know what you might be thinking, right now. You’re worried you might have a mold problem, your not sure, exactly what’s going on. Whether it’s affecting the health of your family, or causing concern on that home your buying. You’re not really sure what, or who to believe...!

Here are a few questions you might be asking yourself:

What Should I do?
Where do I Turn for Reliable Information?
How Much mold am I being exposed to?
Is it a toxic kind of mold?
How will it affect my family?
Where is the mold coming from?
Is it the mold that's making my family sick?
How do I stop it?
How do I fix it?
Can I fix it myself?

Why should I have a professional Inspection? The Good News is, most professional mold Inspections can uncover the problem, and if caught in time, recommend the cure without expensive remediation, often times the homeowners themselves can fix it. If remediation is advised, it will only be what's actually needed, you see we have no vested interest in what type, or how much is necessary. After the inspection is complete, we've done our job. You will just get the facts, not a lot of hype, and sales pressure! Many experts agree that the most important part of a mold inspection / investigation is a visual inspection. Because of the many variables involved with moisture in buildings. A visual inspection is the initial step in identifying possible contamination problems.

What are some of the Symptoms of Mold Exposure?
Respiratory problems
(sneezing and coughing)
Sinus infections or congestion / sinusitis (runny nose)
Upper lower respiratory infections
Fatigue
Digestive problems
Itching or irritation of the nose, eyes, throat or skin
Frequent Headaches
Trouble concentrating, memory lapses, confusion
Mysterious skin rashes
Mood swings, anxiety, depression
Chronic aches and pains

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FLIR Thermal Imaging Technology
Advanced Building Diagnostics

Hurricane/Flood Water Intrusion Leaking Pipes HVAC or other type water damage and Moisture intrusion

The problem faced by most home and property owners is that moisture behind walls, over ceilings, and under floors is often impossible to detect until the problem is excessive and visible to the naked eye. Since the investigation and removal of infestations of not yet visible mold in structures is often difficult, technology is now being used to do what once was impossible. Locate and pinpoint hidden water intrusion and leaks with non-destructive thermal technology. Immediate documentation of water damaged structures, plumbing and building envelope damaged structures, plumbing and building envelope damaged structures, plumbing and building envelope.

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Water leakage, post -flood and energy use inefficiency. According to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, there is no practical way to eliminate mold spores in an indoor environment. The best way to control mold growth is to control moisture. Mold can begin growth in as little as 24 hours. Roof leaks and water pipe leaks are common sources of water accumulation that may cause mold growth. A mold problem is a moisture problem, so when thermal technology is used to find moisture, and it actually finds moisture, it becomes possible to prevent mold and rot from taking hold or to remove the mold that actually grows.

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The thermal image (left) clearly shows a leaking bedroom ceiling (visible, right). The leak was assumed by the owner to originate in an upstairs marble-paneled bathroom in the $3 million home. The estimated cost to rip out and replace the marble to access the plumbing was estimated at $80,000! Further IR investigation absolved the bathroom and traced the source of the leak to a clogged weep hole under the threshold of a door leading to an upstairs porch. For more information on thermal imaging click here.

Can Mold Cause Health Problems?
Mold has the potential to cause health problems to anyone however everyone is affected differently when they come in contact with mold. The mold that may cause sever illness in one person may leave someone else living in the same environment completely un affected. Some Molds can produce allergens, irritants and in some cases, potentially toxic chemicals known as Mycotoxins. People who are sensitive and exposed to mycotoxins can become ill. Allergic reactions to mold is common. They can be immediate or delayed. People diagnosed with allergies and asthma may be very sensitive to mold. Mold can cause asthma attacks.

Who is the Most Affected by Mold?
Virtually anyone can be affected, however small children, babies, pregnant women, the elderly and anyone with a compromised immune system, or individuals with existing respiratory conditions are especially at risk.

How Can someone be Exposed to Mold?
There are only a few ways that someone can be exposed to mold.
1. Breathing the spores from the air.
2. Skin contact from handling an item that has mold growing on it.
3. Eating without properly washing your hands after handling moldy objects.

Can Mold Cause Health Problems?
Mold has the potential to cause health problems to anyone however everyone is affected differently when they come in contact with mold. The mold that may cause sever illness in one person may leave someone else living in the same environment completely un affected. Some Molds can produce allergens, irritants and in some cases, potentially toxic chemicals known as Mycotoxins. People who are sensitive and exposed to mycotoxins can become ill. Allergic reactions to mold is common. They can be immediate or delayed. People diagnosed with allergies and asthma may be very sensitive to mold. Mold can cause asthma attacks.

Is Mold Really As Dangerous as it Sounds?
The answer is YES in certain circumstances it can be very harmful. You should take this threat seriously.

If I can’t see any mold does that mean I don’t have a mold problem?
Did you know that the National Association of Industrial Hygienist estimate that more than half of building microbial problems are not visible. You may suspect hidden mold if a building smells moldy, but you cannot see the source, or if you know there has been water damage and residents are reporting health problems. Mold may be hidden in places such as the back side of dry wall, wallpaper, or paneling, the top side of ceiling tiles, the underside of carpets and pads, etc. Other possible locations of hidden mold include areas inside walls around pipes (with leaking or condensing pipes), the surface of walls behind furniture (where condensation forms), inside ductwork, and HVAC units, in roof materials above ceiling tiles (due to roof leaks or insufficient insulation).