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CPR Why Choose a Quality Licensed Contractor?

At CPR, we have worked hard to be well-informed, properly educated, and properly licensed and insured to bring you results that are second-to-none! At CPR, we are proud of our working record and known for quality. Be careful selecting firms or individuals claiming they are “licensed” or are in “good standing”. Please, for safety, check a restoration firm’s state credentials and Verify a License with the State of Florida. Certified Property Restoration clients expect qualified professional services.

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How does CPR Preserves Your Home’s Future Value and Equity?

Many homeowners know an insurance claim can be costly, but improperly repairing a property from damage can be catastropic to you as the homeowner when that property in the future is to be financed, re-financed, sold, inspected, or even re-certified for insurance purposes. CPR‘s trained team of experts understand eco-friendly practices, procedures, and use state-of-the-art processes and techniques to make certain you receive maximum property value – real replacement value – for the cost of your home’s repair, expense, and furnishings replacement.

How long does it take for mold to grow after water damage?

Mold can start to grow in areas damaged by floods in as few as 24 hours, but it can also take weeks to develop. Labs usually let mold grow for between 48 and 72 hours under ideal conditions before testing. Some materials such as carpeting are known for growing mold quickly.

What is mold?

Molds are tiny microscopic organisms that digest organic matter and reproduce by releasing spores. Molds are a type of fungi and there are over 100,000 species. In nature, mold helps decompose or break-down leaves, wood and other plant debris. Even dry, dead mold can cause health problems, so always take precautions when you suspect mold.

What does black mold do to you?

Black molds are from the species Stachybotrys chartarum and can usually be found growing on and consuming materials made from the cell walls of green plants, such as wood and cardboard. They are particularly common in materials that have undergone water damage. These molds aren’t themselves toxic but can produce more mycotoxins than most other types of mold.

How is mold growth detected?

the first signs of a mold problem is a characteristic musty odor. However, some molds do not give off odors. Mold growth can also be detected with the naked eye, but can easily be mistaken for dirt. You may also find out about mold if you have otherwise unexplained health and respiratory problems.