Mold spores are tiny and float through the air easily, so even if you don’t see any visible signs of mold growth in your home (like black spots on walls), it’s possible that there could be hidden areas where these spores have settled down for an extended stay. If left alone for too long, mold can be a big problem, especially in humid environments. It can cause a host of health problems that could go untreated or even worsen if the mold isn’t taken care of. If you think you might have mold in your home or office, it’s important to address the problem right away with an expert who can take care of the remediation process.

Just some of these issues include:

• Sinus issues, such as a running nose, sneezing, and nasal congestion. 
• Watery eyes. 
• Itching or irritated skin. 
• Shortness of breath. 
• Coughing and wheezing. 
• Sore throat. 

These symptoms are often more severe for those who are allergic to mold or those who are immunocompromised. 

Leaving mold alone is a major health risk; however, trying to tackle the problem yourself can also be potentially dangerous. If you’re not careful, you could end up spreading mold spores to other areas of your home, which can exacerbate the problem. In addition, you need to be careful not to breathe in the spores when cleaning the mold. And if the mold isn’t removed correctly, it can lead to continuing problems down the line. Because of this, it’s often better to let a mold remediation specialist deal with this problem, rather than trying to fix the issue yourself.