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There are thousands of different species of mold, many of which can be found growing in many areas throughout your home. However, black mold is the one you have to truly be worried about—it’s one of the most common, and it’s toxic to pets and humans. That means even small amounts of black mold can cause some serious health problems.
If you discover an infestation, it’s important that you leave your home for a little while so you aren’t continuing to breathe in the spores, and stay away until professional mold remediation is completed.
The highly-trained professionals at Lone Star Pro Services are equipped with the tools and experience to handle black mold infestations quickly and thoroughly. We’re meticulous in our methods to ensure we take care of every last little bit of black mold, cleaning and removing it safely and securely so you can breathe easy knowing these toxic spores aren’t being distributed into the air.
Whether it’s a mold infestation in your home or even throughout the air ducts in your business, we make it a point of coming to you, working quickly and safely, and getting rid of the problem for good. We care about you and your air quality, and that’s why we offer reliable black mold remediation in Houston and nearby communities, along with customer service that’s held to the highest standards.
Mold removal in Houston is regulated by the state, and not every company is allowed to do this work. Lone Star Pro Services is properly licensed and trained to remove mold safely and correctly. We follow Texas regulations and proven industry standards to protect your home and your health.
Our team holds the required licenses and certifications for mold remediation and water restoration. This means the work is done the right way, with safe methods you can trust.
TDLR stands for Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. These are state regulated licenses in Texas.
Allows Lone Star Pro Services to legally perform mold remediation work in Texas. This is required by law for mold removal jobs over 25 square feet.
Authorizes work on HVAC systems, including air handling units, ductwork, and ventilation systems that can be affected by mold or moisture.
This covers residential construction and repair work. This allows us to repairs and rebuilds after water or mold damage.
IICRC stands for Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification. This is the leading national standard for restoration work.
We are certified to properly dry structures after water damage using industry approved methods.
We received specialized training in mold remediation, containment, removal, and prevention.
Advanced certification for drying complex building structures and materials correctly to prevent mold growth.
MICRO certifications focus on mold inspection, indoor air quality, and environmental health.
Advanced expertise in designing mold remediation plans and ensuring work is done safely and correctly.
Qualified to inspect homes, identify mold sources, and recommend proper remediation steps.
Training focused on job site safety, contamination control, and protecting occupants and workers.
When mold affects your property, choosing the right remediation company matters. At Lone Star Pro Services, we understand how stressful mold issues can be, and our experienced team is committed to removing mold safely and thoroughly while protecting your home and indoor environment.
How mold can affect your health
Black mold is similar to any other type of mold in that it requires three basic things to live: a source of food (usually found in the form of a carbon-based material like wood or drywall), a source of moisture (such as damp or wet areas of your home), and protection from harmful radiation from the sun.
This is what makes your air ducts such a prime space for mold growth—it’s not uncommon for carbon-based material to be present, they’re usually dark and completely protected from the sun, and condensation from cold air passing through provides a steady stream of moisture.
You may require black mold remediation in Houston if:
Living in Houston means dealing with humidity, and that can lead to black mold creeping into your home if you’re not careful. But don’t worry, there are things you can do to keep it at bay!
We start by identifying where black mold is present and why it is growing. Our team inspects visible areas and hidden spaces, checks moisture levels, and determines how far the mold has spread. This allows us to understand the severity of the problem and plan the safest, most effective removal approach.
Before any removal begins, we isolate the affected area. Plastic barriers and controlled airflow are used to prevent mold spores from spreading to clean parts of the home or building. This step protects occupants and keeps the rest of the property safe during the process.
Contaminated materials are carefully removed when needed, and all affected surfaces are professionally cleaned using industry approved methods. We eliminate visible mold and microscopic spores, not just surface stains, to reduce the risk of regrowth and improve indoor air quality.
Once removal is complete, we address the moisture source that allowed mold to grow. This may include drying damp areas, improving ventilation, or identifying leaks. We also provide guidance on how to reduce future mold risk so the problem does not return.
We are proud to have earned the trust and confidence of our customers through our commitment to excellence and exceptional service.
In Houston, black mold is a pretty common problem. The warm and humid climate here creates the perfect conditions for mold growth, especially in places like bathrooms, kitchens, and basements. When there's a lot of moisture in the air or water leaks in your home, black mold can start to grow on walls, ceilings, or even inside your air conditioning system.
Black mold in your house isn't something to take lightly, especially when it comes to safety. While some people might not feel any immediate effects from being around black mold, for others, it can cause health issues like coughing, sneezing, itchy eyes, and even more severe problems like asthma attacks or allergic reactions. And in a humid place like Houston, black mold can grow fast and spread easily if it's not taken care of.
Even if you're not feeling sick right away, being around black mold for a long time can be risky, especially for kids, elderly folks, or anyone with breathing problems.
Living in Houston’s humid climate makes black mold more likely if moisture is not controlled. Taking simple steps can help reduce the risk.
Keep indoor humidity below 60% using dehumidifiers
Use exhaust fans in bathrooms and kitchens
Fix roof, plumbing, or window leaks as soon as possible
Check regularly for water damage or musty odors
Black mold can impact your health and your home if it is left untreated. If you suspect mold growth, it is important to act quickly. A professional mold remediation company in Houston can safely remove the mold, address moisture issues, and help prevent it from returning.
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