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Bullard Environmental Services
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Serving Jayess, MS and surrounding areas

In business since 2009

Free estimates

Emergency services offered

"Mr Bullard was very helpful in assisting me determine the course of action for my problem. He gave me good honest advice and was very kind in meeting me on a Sat when I did not have to miss work. He did not actually perform any sanitation work for me but gave me good advice on what to do based on his inspection and the extent of my problem. If I get to the point where I felt like I needed some assistance in the cleanup (which will be minimal) I would not hesitate to call him."
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Nanco Mold Inspections
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Mold & Toxic Material Test

Serving Jayess, MS and surrounding areas

In business since 2005

Nanco Mold Inspections is certified, licensed, and insured for toxic material and mold inspections and remediation. If you have, or suspect you have, a mold problem, call us before the problem gets worse. We're in the business of saving homes and have the expertise to effectively locate, remove, and prevent mold problems from returning. \n \nWe're available for both commercial and residential clients. Locally owned and operated, we are a licensed and insured member of NACHI and Mirico Consulting. With over 30 years experience in construction, our knowledgeable and friendly staff can help you with any question. Mold is a serious health issue and can lead to very costly repairs if left unchecked, so please contact us today for more information on how we can help you.

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Mold Testing and Remediation questions, answered by experts

Yes, mold can build up in a dehumidifier if not properly emptied and clean. Clean it every few weeks by removing dirty water, scrubbing with a mild dish soap, and allowing it to fully dry before reassembling. 

While the resistance of lime to mold is a hotly contested topic of debate, it is true that because it allows porous materials to breathe, it avoids trapping moisture close to the structure of a building. This breathability makes it less susceptible to mold than paint because it gathers less moisture.

Yes. Over time, hidden moisture from a leak in your bathroom may lead to black mold, requiring a mold remediation company’s services and the removal of large wall sections, which can be costly. For example, 100 square feet of drywall can cost as much as $400 to replace, while mold remediation can run anywhere from $500 to $3,000.

The spread of wood rot results in a physical breakdown of the wood’s cellulose and lignin, causing it to become spongy or brittle. This can lead to structural damage. Water won’t damage the physical structure of the wood, while mold can eat away at the material and cause structural damage over a much longer timeframe. When further considering water damage versus mold versus wood rot, all three issues can create a musty or damp odor in the area. All three can also cause discoloration of the wood.

Powdery mildew is exactly like it sounds—a widespread mold that looks like baking soda or talcum powder. It’s usually seen on plants and spread in warm climates, which is why many people first discover this issue in their home greenhouse. Over time, plants have become resistant, but if you see it spreading, baking soda and water can eliminate many cases. Otherwise, consider neem oil or fungicide. 

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