LIST OF MOLD FOUND IN HOMES

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The first step is to stop the source of the water and then make sure you turn of the electricity at the breaker box if there are any wall outlets, ceiling lights/fans, or power strips affected by water. After the water is stoped flowing you can now begin the water extraction process..

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The drying process can take anywhere from a few days to a few weeks, depending on the extent of the water damage.

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If a customer calls with an emergency and needs assistance now. Our technicians in most cases are onsite within an hour and no later than an hour and 30 minutes if located in the valley in or around the phoenix metro area. 

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Absolutely, water damage can undoubtedly lead to mold growth if left untreated. As a seasoned water damage restoration expert in Arizona, I've witnessed firsthand the detrimental effects of water intrusion on properties throughout the state. When excess water saturates building materials like drywall, insulation, and wood, it creates an ideal environment for mold spores to thrive and proliferate.

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The most common causes of water damage are burst pipes, leaks, appliance malfunctions, and natural disasters.

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As a seasoned water damage restoration expert in Arizona, I can confidently confirm that whether water damage is covered by insurance depends on the specifics of your insurance policy and the cause of the damage. Generally, standard homeowners' insurance policies typically cover water damage caused by sudden and accidental incidents, such as burst pipes, plumbing leaks, or appliance malfunctions.

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