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A bit of investigation reveals that mold remediation services are costly. Naturally, a property owner who discovers a mold problem wants to address it as quickly as possible.
Does the homeowner’s insurance policy cover the cost? It might, but mold claims can be extremely complex. Working with Your Insurance Attorney, who is qualified and experienced in mold claims is the best way to ensure that you get the protection you deserve from your insurance policy.
Mold spores require sources like wood, cotton, or drywall and need darkness, warmth, and oxygen to grow. Water damage and leaks can heighten the problem. Frequently, mold is found beneath floors, inside walls, within air conditioning ducts, or ceilings.
This means that people may not know that they have a mold problem until they notice mysterious medical symptoms.
The most common causes of mold problems include leaky pipes, roof leaks, condensation,
poor ventilation, flooding, dampness in basements, and water that collects around a
building’s foundation.
The most common adverse reactions include nasal congestion, irritated eyes, itchy skin, and a runny nose. People who have allergies or asthma are subject to far more severe reactions. A severe reaction that includes shortness of breath and fever may ensue for people who are extremely sensitive.
The risks may be especially dire for small children. Studies have found that early exposure to mold may increase a child’s likelihood of developing asthma.
Because mold tends to grow in dark, out-of-reach places, it is not always easy to identify a problem until it is already well underway. Mold infestations typically are not apparent to the casual observer until they appear on interior walls, ceilings, and floors. A musty or damp odor is yet another clue that your property may be suffering from mold.
Other people begin to suspect a mold problem when constantly plagued by colds and flu symptoms. Frequent headaches and breathing difficulties can also be telltale signs. If possible, try spending a few days away from the house. If your symptoms disappear, it could be a mold problem in your property that’s causing you to feel sick.
If your home has ever been flooded or experienced a leak from a pipe or the roof, mold could be the culprit behind any unexplained smells or symptoms.
If you suspect that your home is plagued by mold, then it’s wise to act quickly. Mold not only affects your health but can also cause structural damage.
This is typically when people start considering a call to their insurance company. However, mold claims can be complicated. Insurance companies do not like to pay any more than they have to, and they will look for ways to deny your claim.
The smartest thing you can do is to call Your Insurance Attorney first.
Your insurance company uses hidden clauses, confusing language, and delay tactics. They may do everything in their power to pay as little of your claim as possible. That’s why you need an attorney who will fight for you.
As the largest property damage insurance claims law firm in Florida, Your Insurance Attorney takes on cases after carefully considering all facts. We work hard to determine the damage mold may have caused to your home or other property and the effect that it has had
on your family.
Your Insurance Attorney understands how insurance companies operate. Our legal professionals may be able to help you get the money for the mold remediation services that your home or office needs.
Schedule your free consultation today with a qualified mold claims lawyer who will fight on your behalf and doesn’t take a penny unless you get paid.
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