Mold Treatment and Mold Stains

Mold releases enzymes to decompose wood, which leaves a stain. Many times, the mold growth had gone unchecked for such a long period of time, and there are surfaces where the mold had left deep stains that cannot be fully removed. While it may appear that there is still mold, mold stains are purely aesthetic. They pose no health risk. Once our products have been applied, the mold is killed and no longer poses a threat. The remaining stains are inert, harmless, and non-allergenic.

At Mold Solutions by Cowleys, we've dealt with mold growth on drywall, wallpaper, plaster, paint, carpets and other floor coverings as well as wooden building materials. For example, in basements and crawl spaces, we've encountered mold on plywood subflooring and floor joists, and in attics, we've found mold growth on attic insulation and on rafters and ceiling joists. Our mold specialists will review with you a plan to attempt to reduce the mold stains that may remain on a surface treated for mold. We understand that aesthetics are also important after the mold has been removed.