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# Clean and Restore - Restoration of Vermont: We're here 24/7 to help restore your home and your life!

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## Posts
- [With The Help of Clean and Restore, Greensboro Is Tackling Troubling Black Mold](https://cleanandrestorevt.com/blog/2024/09/13/with-the-help-of-clean-and-restore-greensboro-is-tackling-troubling-black-mold/): The town quickly took action and contacted Wesley Carpenter from Clean and Restore Restoration of Vermont to investigate. On his initial visit on August 29, Carpenter found signs of black mold. He immediately recommended that Town Clerk, Kim Greaves, relocate staff to the upper floors as a precaution while air and surface samples were collected for testing.
- [What should you do if you discover water damage in your home or business?](https://cleanandrestorevt.com/blog/2024/02/01/what-should-you-do-if-you-discover-water-damage-in-your-home-or-business/): Discovering water damage in your home or business can be stressful and overwhelming. However, it is essential to act quickly to prevent further damage and mitigate the effects of the water damage. Here are some steps you should take if you discover water damage:
- [What are the signs of water damage in my home or business?](https://cleanandrestorevt.com/blog/2024/01/06/what-are-the-signs-of-water-damage-in-my-home-or-business/): Water damage is a serious problem that can cause significant damage to your home or business. The longer water damage goes unnoticed, the worse it can get. Early detection is crucial to preventing further damage and potential health hazards. Here are some signs of water damage to look out for:
- [Why Dry Fogging Alone Isn't Enough for Mold Removal](https://cleanandrestorevt.com/blog/2023/12/12/why-dry-fogging-alone-isnt-enough-for-mold-removal/): Relying solely on dry fogging is not considered an effective method for comprehensive mold removal. Although dry fogging can be helpful in preventing the spread of mold, it doesn't address the root cause of the mold growth. The method may struggle to reach all surfaces, particularly hard-to-reach areas, and its efficacy depends on the chemicals physically coming into contact with the surfaces.
- [Is it safe to remove mold myself, or should I hire a professional?](https://cleanandrestorevt.com/blog/2023/05/10/is-it-safe-to-remove-mold-myself-or-should-i-hire-a-professional/): Fearing that mold remediation could be too expensive for your budget, you might ask yourself, "Should I remove mold myself, or should I hire a professional?" Mold can be a serious health hazard and it is important to handle it properly to avoid potential exposure and further contamination.
- [What are the potential health effects of mold exposure?](https://cleanandrestorevt.com/blog/2023/02/09/what-are-the-potential-health-effects-of-mold-exposure/): Mold is a type of fungus that grows in damp or humid environments and can produce allergens, irritants, and potentially toxic substances known as mycotoxins. When mold grows in a home, it can release spores into the air, which can be inhaled and potentially cause a variety of health problems.
- [How you can tell if you have a mold problem in your home?](https://cleanandrestorevt.com/blog/2023/01/09/how-you-can-tell-if-you-have-a-mold-problem-in-your-home/): One of the most obvious signs of a mold problem is the presence of visible mold growth. Mold can appear as a black, white, green, or brownish substance and may appear as a stain, a bloom, or a fuzzy growth.
- [Is Mold Covered by Homeowners Insurance?](https://cleanandrestorevt.com/blog/2022/12/19/is-mold-covered-by-homeowners-insurance/): Whether mold is covered by homeowners insurance can vary depending on the specific policy and the circumstances of the mold growth. In general, homeowners insurance policies cover sudden and accidental damage, but not necessarily gradual damage or wear and tear. Let's talk about those differences in more detail.
- [Do I need to have testing done after mold remediation and removal?](https://cleanandrestorevt.com/blog/2022/08/31/do-i-need-to-have-testing-done-after-mold-remediation-and-removal/): Many of our customers ask this question, and the answer tells you a lot about the cleaning company you are working with.
- [Vermont Hospital Mold Remediation](https://cleanandrestorevt.com/blog/2022/07/15/vermont-hospital-mold-remediation/): We replaced the rotting building materials including wooden studs and sill plates. We also cleaned the space according to IICRC S500 standards for mold remediation and mold removal.
- [Hinesburg, Vermont Water Damage](https://cleanandrestorevt.com/blog/2022/05/01/hinesburg-vermont-water-damage/): An important part of water damage restoration is thoroughly drying out the building structure and carpets or wood flooring to minimize damage and prevent mold growth. Water leaks and floods often do structural damage to sheetrock ceilings and walls, and water sensitive flooring products. These building materials need to be repaired or replaced so that the home or business looks as good, or better than it did before the flood or leak occurred. That's the Clean and Restore Restoration promise!!
- [Bristol, Vermont Mold Assessment & Inspection](https://cleanandrestorevt.com/blog/2022/04/25/bristol-vermont-mold-assessment-inspection/): Clean and Restore was asked to do a post remediation mold assessment by the owner of this historic Bristol, Vermont house. High humidity over a long period of time created mold in the building structure. We were able to remove the mold and air quality was restored to a safe environment.
- [Burlington, Vermont Water Damage](https://cleanandrestorevt.com/blog/2022/04/12/burlington-vermont-water-damage/): Clean and Restore was commissioned by the owner of a home in Burlington, Vermont to do water damage restoration as ground water came up and soaked to the carpet. We dried the carpet, properly sanitized it, and cleaned it and we were able to save the flooring.
- [Elmore, Vermont Water Damage](https://cleanandrestorevt.com/blog/2022/04/01/elmore-vermont-water-damage/): This house in Elmore, Vermont had a water loss in the basement from a leaking hot water heater. Clean and Restore did water damage restoration which involves finding the source of the leak or flood, stopping it and drying out the building. It’s important to extract the water and also dry the structure properly so that there’s not a secondary damage to contents as well as mold later.
- [Vermont Elementary School Mold Remediation](https://cleanandrestorevt.com/blog/2022/03/24/vermont-elementary-school-mold-remediation/): Notice the windows in the image below? They are located in an unused room and began to leak undetected. This created high humidity and mold throughout the building. We were able to dry out the structure, replace damaged building materials, and thoroughly remove all mold and mold spores.
- [Colchester, Vermont Water Damage](https://cleanandrestorevt.com/blog/2022/03/21/colchester-vermont-water-damage/): Due to a burst pipe and subsequent leak, we had to remove the ceiling and walls of this family home in Colchester Vermont. It's always important to do moisture readings to make sure you know where you need to stop cutting, what needs to be removed, and what can be saved. Water damage restoration is not just about dryout, it's about mitigation and bringing things back to better than before!
- [Stowe, Vermont Water Damage Restoration](https://cleanandrestorevt.com/blog/2022/03/17/stowe-vermont-water-damage-restoration/): This condo in Stowe, Vermont was drenched with 1000 gallons of water after a sprinkler froze and broke. The Clean and Restore team had to do a demo in order to to fully dry out the structure.
- [Waterbury, Vermont Mold Remediation](https://cleanandrestorevt.com/blog/2022/01/10/waterbury-vermont-mold-remediation/): After being called to this Waterbury, Vermont home, we found through testing that there were high mold counts in the air. But none of the typical causes for mold, like obvious water leaks or pipe breaks were apparent. It turns out that a leaky door was the culprit! As you can see in the picture, we found mold under wood floor throughout living room. The basement was also affected. The wood was replaced throughout, the mold was removed and affected surfaces were cleaned. It just proves that if a homeowner smells mold or sees signs of mold, it’s worth investigating. The sooner problems like this can be caught, the less damage it causes to the home, and the less danger to its occupants. We offer in home testing to determine if there is a presence of mold in the air or on building surfaces.
- [Stowe, Vermont Basement Remediation](https://cleanandrestorevt.com/blog/2022/01/02/stowe-vermont-basement-remediation/): In this recent Stowe Vermont mold remediation project, we found that a crawl space had no vapor barrier, leading to the humidity from the ground entering the home and causing mold growth everywhere. You can see it on this door and it even affected this leather chair. It just proves that mold can adversely affect almost any organic material.
- [Bolton, Vermont Mold Remediation](https://cleanandrestorevt.com/blog/2021/12/20/bolton-vermont-mold-remediation/): This homeowner contacted us because they suspected that they had mold in their attic. This is interesting because it’s usually basements that people find mold in first, but attics are susceptible to mold as well. There was high heat and humidity this past summer, so it’s not surprising. After testing and ascertaining the extent of the mold issue, cleaned the attic, removing all mold, sealed the surfaces, and applied an anti-microbial agent the carries a 10 year warranty.
- [What Caused the Mold Growth In My Home?](https://cleanandrestorevt.com/blog/2021/07/06/what-caused-the-mold-growth-in-my-home/): It's the nightmare of any homeowner...discovering mold growth in your home. So many thoughts spin through your mind. Thoughts like...

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- [Video Gallery](https://cleanandrestorevt.com/video-gallery/): Many customers wonder how we at Clean and Restore got into mold remediation and removal. Here's the story of why mold remediation is very personal to us, and why it's so fulfilling to see people's lives changed for the better, when we remove mold from their homes and businesses.
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