Bathroom Mold Removal NJ

Mold growing in the bathroom is quiet a common thing, especially in the overly humid New Jersey climate. Your first natural reaction would be to remove bathroom mold by yourself and move on with your life. However, there are few things you need to take into consideration first.

To be 100% certain that you don't have a serious mold contamination problem on your hands, it is recommended to have a professional mold inspection. At Above & Beyond Mold Inspection & Removal, our certified mold inspectors will be able to reliably determine the exact size and state of your mold problem, as well as advise whether or not your case require a professional bathroom mold removal services.

Causes of Mold in Bathroom

Mold requires four things in order to grow: source of moisture, organic source of food, supply of oxygen and warm temperatures. Of these four, excessive moisture is the main reason for mold to start growing in the first place.

Bathroom creates a perfect environment for mold to prosper. Lack of ventilation, constant water condensation and evaporation, steam from hot water, water puddles on the floor – all contribute to very high levels of humidity. Among the main causes of mold in the bathroom are:

• Water Condensation on walls & ceiling
• Water Evaporation
• Frequently running water
• Wet surfaces after showering
• Wet surfaces from Hot Steam
• Water Puddles on the floor and around sink
• Poor Ventilation / Air Circulation
• Excessive Warmth
• Plumbing Problems (Leaks & Overflows)
• Broken toilet and bathtub seals
• Failed grout and/or caulking between tiles

Note: Simple preventive measures such as squeegeeing shower walls and wiping the floors and surfaces dry every time, can prevent mold from growing in your bathroom.

Where does Mold Grow in the Bathroom?

In bathroom mold can often grow on:

On wooden cabinets
Bathroom drain
On dirt and soap scum
Sponges and Brushes
Bathroom ceiling
Drywall and Wooden wall structure
Bathroom sink or basin
Tiles and grout around them
Toilet and surrounding area
Around ventilation fan unit
Around heating units
Around window frames

At Above & Beyond, we aim to eliminate the mold from homes in New Jersey & New York and specialize in removing mold from bathroom ceilings, drywalls and tiles.

We have written a helpful guide on how you can remove mold from your bathroom.

How Dangerous Bathroom Mold Really Is?

Mold in bathroom doesn't pose immediate danger to your health comparing to other possible places around the house. Mold contamination in the bathroom is often isolated due to the fact that most of the surfaces in the bathroom are tightly sealed. There is also a little chance for the mold to become airborne, since it has to be dry for a while before starting to release spores in the air.

Thoroughly inspect the area surrounding the mold: check if there are any cracks, cavities or holes that could lead water to the internal wall, drywalls and floor structure. Check out the integrity of all surfaces and seals around the bathroom – very often visible mold is just a tip of an iceberg and cold be a sign of a more serious problem, where mold could be growing for a long period of time without being noticed.

Our Bathroom Mold Remediation Process

Professional bathroom mold removal is different for each situation, and largely depends on your particular circumstances. Below is just an example of a typical bathroom mold remediation protocol:

Our bathroom mold remediation process follows EPA guidelines and utilizes the best materials and equipment in the industry.

Need more information? Check out our sample mold remediation protocol for more detailed information about how we remove mold from homes and businesses across New Jersey & New York.

Get Professional Help Now!

For the past 26 years Above & Beyond has helped thousands of residential New Jersey clients to feel safe in their homes again. Our dedication to 100% customer satisfaction is one of the many reasons why clients love us!

Learn more about our conventional and non-toxic bathroom mold remediation services or call (732) 490-5900 for a free over-the-phone consultation now!