LMH FAQs

Posted by admin on February 15th, 2012 — Posted in

Mold issues are not a light matter. Lincoln Military Housing Mold has addressed growing concerns about mold issues by creating a plan that will obliterate any mold in their properties and ensure residents a comfortable place to live. Mold services have been dispatched to inspect the premises and treat it with mold repelling and killing solutions. Residents can even call in a request or concern anytime on a special line dedicated to this need.

Although it typically starts as a surface problem, mold can loom into a larger issue. Look for the warning signs of mold constantly. Just by looking at it, you can tell the difference between dirt, soap scum, other residue and mold. You can also tell if you have a mold problem by a strong odor. Because mold tends to hide behind wallpaper, wallboard and floors, sometimes its only distinguishing factor is its smell. If you can’t see anything, but constantly identify a sharp, distasteful odor, chances are that you have a mold problem.

If you do find mold in your Lincoln Military Housing residence, you need to take care of the problem quickly. A lot of mold is caused by water; perhaps something where the mold is leaking, causing its growth. Stop this flow of moisture and you will stop the spread of the mold. Spores to mold are like seeds to flowers; the more they are spread, the more mold blossoms. Air conditioning and heating are the main transportation mold spores use to get around, so shut these off immediately after finding mold. A lot of people think that using bleach on top of mold. Although this powerful cleaner does kill mold, it only does so on the surface and does not reach down into the depths of the mold problem to eradicate it.

After you have taken all these steps to stop mold, residents in Lincoln Military Housing Mold should file a request with their family housing advocate and call (855) 564-4968. A licensed professional will come to eliminate any mold or to inspect if you suspect mold.

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