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Following last week’s flooding, restoration crews have been hard at work helping Triad families remove water from flooded basements, toppled trees from property and with other restoration efforts. Jeremy Floyd, operations manager for ServiceMaster Fire & Water Restoration, said floodwater must be treated differently than water that comes from within the home. «Anything that the (outside) water touches basically has to be removed because it’s considered contaminated,» he said from a Winston-Salem basement being treated for water damage from Thursday’s storm. «A lot of the time, we can dry carpet, pad and drywall, but in a situation like this, that’s not an option.» Floyd said crews have been working across the region since Thursday’s drenching rains, bringing them to Winston-Salem, Greensboro, even as far as Pittsboro and Danville, Virginia. He said when homeowners identify an issue, they should call their insurance immediately. He said it’s crucial to get the water out as soon as possible to stop mold from developing. He said it’s satisfying to assist families during what can be a stressful ordeal. «Every job is different,» he said. «You get a good satisfaction, whether you do the entire rebuild or just this part, getting it good and dry. You’ve got somebody in a better position than they were when you got there.»More rain is expected in the Triad this week.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. —
Following last week’s flooding, restoration crews have been hard at work helping Triad families remove water from flooded basements, toppled trees from property and with other restoration efforts.
Jeremy Floyd, operations manager for ServiceMaster Fire & Water Restoration, said floodwater must be treated differently than water that comes from within the home.
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«Anything that the (outside) water touches basically has to be removed because it’s considered contaminated,» he said from a Winston-Salem basement being treated for water damage from Thursday’s storm. «A lot of the time, we can dry carpet, pad and drywall, but in a situation like this, that’s not an option.»
Floyd said crews have been working across the region since Thursday’s drenching rains, bringing them to Winston-Salem, Greensboro, even as far as Pittsboro and Danville, Virginia. He said when homeowners identify an issue, they should call their insurance immediately.
He said it’s crucial to get the water out as soon as possible to stop mold from developing. He said it’s satisfying to assist families during what can be a stressful ordeal.
«Every job is different,» he said. «You get a good satisfaction, whether you do the entire rebuild or just this part, getting it good and dry. You’ve got somebody in a better position than they were when you got there.»
The CDC said studies have found a potential link of early mold exposure to asthma in children.
And while homeowners can take steps to reduce or eliminate mold in their homes, there are no laws or substantial protections for renters in New Jersey — unless a landlord is willing to help.
Anthony Paredes, his girlfriend and their 17-month-old baby said they are learning that the hard way.
They said their apartment in Mill Run at Union is infested with mold.
“It is unsafe, unhealthy and I do not want my daughter developing any asthma or health problems related to this,” Paredes said. “[The management] knows that there is an issue and still right now are treating it like a joke.”
The management at Mill Run, which has 1,100 one- and two-bedroom apartments, wouldn’t comment on the Paredes’ apartment specifically, but said it takes all mold complaints very seriously.
There was no apparent mold when the family moved in on Nov. 15, 2019, Paredes said, only the strong smell of fresh paint.
Soon after they put their furniture in place, they noticed the dampness.
“With any amount of heat on, it just became extremely humid and damp within the apartment and the walls, floor, windows and our clothes would literally be moist to the touch,” he said.
After a few weeks, they saw green mold on the windows. Then a few days before Christmas, there was an awful discovery.
Paredes said he was cleaning the apartment so he moved the bed to sweep underneath.
“To my complete shock I found a huge mold spot growing on the wall behind the bed where my daughter sleeps, about two feet by two feet, black-greenish in color,” he said.
He said he cleaned the spot but the mold grew back in a few short days, so he called Mill Run.
For the next two months, Mill Run sent several workers to clean the mold, but it kept growing back, Paredes said.
One time, management promised to send “an inspector,” Paredes said, but the inspector was just another maintenance worker.
“Instead of doing anything about the mold, we were scolded about what we were doing wrong regarding the moisture buildup in the apartment and given instructions on how to reduce the moisture content,” he said.
They were told to leave the windows open during the winter to ventilate the apartment, to keep the heat no higher than 66 degrees, to remove a humidifier they had for their daughter and to pull the furniture off the walls so there was space to breathe, he said.
Paredes said the family followed the instructions, but the mold grew back as strong as ever.
After Paredes threatened to call the Union Board of Health, management sent yet another worker to clean the mold, he said. Later, the management suggested the family wasn’t following the instructions, he said.
Paredes disagreed.
The mold has since spread to their mattress, clothing, their couch, and even their baby’s sneakers.
Anthony Paredes says this photo shows mold growing on his daughter Stella Paredes’ sneaker.
“It is as if I’m living in a nightmare with these people. How can we basically be told it’s our fault when all we’re doing is just living there like everyone else? I’ve asked many people around our apartment and no one seems to have a problem like we do,” he said.
GETTING A DIAGNOSIS
Paredes called the Board of Health. An inspector came to the apartment, confirmed the mold and suggested the family hire an independent mold expert.
At a cost of $450, the family’s mold pro came to the apartment on Jan. 9.
“We have a full report stating that there is 100% moisture on many areas of the apartment and that it is definitely mold that is all over,” Paredes said. “He even pointed out the areas of the apartment which he thought were fueling the mold issue, which is structural damage outside with literally openings and breakage in the brick that lets in air and moisture.”
The mold expert suggested they move out and take their property with them as soon as possible for health reasons, but the family said they can’t afford to move.
Paredes gave a copy of the report to the management office, and the office sent other maintenance workers. One took photos of the mold. Another did work with the bricks outside the apartment and a window.
Finally, on Jan. 27, management sent its own mold expert, Paredes said.
Paredes said the expert blamed the mold on the heat and poor ventilation, recommending the same steps previous workers suggested.
But he was already doing those things, Paredes said.
“Yet it already grew back and now we are here at square one,” he said.
They asked Bamboozled for help.
CAN THE STATE HELP?
If you have lead paint, asbestos or radon gas in an apartment, New Jersey has laws to protect you.
But no one really has any authority to combat mold — not in New Jersey, and not federally, either.
“There are no regulations by a state agency regarding mold,” said Lisa Ryan, a spokeswoman for the Division of Community Affairs (DCA), which regulates many landlord issues in the state.
The Hotel and Multiple Dwelling Law gives DCA the power to issue and enforce regulations and to levy penalties to ensure that dwellings are maintained to protect the health, safety or welfare of the tenants, she said.
“With that said, DCA has no authority to cite property owners on mold issues directly because mold and its potential health effects are outside of the department’s jurisdiction,” she said.
That’s the problem. It doesn’t fall under anyone’s jurisdiction.
Individual municipalities can pass ordinances that would cover mold. Union, where the couple lives, like many towns, has not.
The bill, which has not yet been reintroduced this session, would make it a landlord’s responsibility to remediate mold and put renters in a safe place until the work is done, Singer said.
“The consumer has nowhere to turn. (Landlords) just ignore it and say if you don’t like it, just move out, and sometimes they would only paint over it,” he said. “You own the apartment, you make the money as a landlord, and the health and welfare of a tenant should be the No. 1 priority a landlord should have.”
The bill would also require a state inspection for mold when there’s a change in occupancy.
LEGAL REMEDIES?
There are several legal remedies tenants can try.
The first is known as “rent withholding.” The tenant can argue the landlord is breaking the lease by not removing mold, which is making an apartment uninhabitable. If you go this way, put your complaint to the landlord in writing and explain you’re saving your rent payments on the side until the repairs are complete.
Another alternative, called “repair and deduct,” is to pay to remediate the mold on your own — if you can afford it. In this case, you should also complain in writing so the landlord knows your intentions, and then you would withhold enough rent to cover the remediation.
Either of these strategies could lead the landlord to start eviction proceedings. You could land in court, where a judge will make a determination.
“In most cases the judge is going to turn to the landlord and say, ‘Why don’t you take care of this?’” said Anthony Vignier, a Kearny-based attorney who has represented tenants and landlords.
While Community Affairs doesn’t have authority over mold, renters can file a complaint with the agency about underlying conditions, such as plumbing issues, that could cause the growth of mold. Assuming the underlying issue falls under DCA purview, an inspector would be sent to do an investigation, DCA said.
Complaints can be filed by calling (609) 633-6219 or by email.
But depending on the county, Vignier said, you could have to wait a long time because some local investigators, especially in larger cities, are overwhelmed with complaints.
GETTING ANSWERS
We reached out to Mill Run to see what it planned to do about Paredes’ situation.
In an email, property manager Phyllis Chatelier said Mill Run takes all mold complaints very seriously.
“Out of respect for our residents’ privacy we cannot comment on this specific issue but we can tell you if we ever encounter a mold issue we work diligently to identify the cause and then take corrective action,” she said. “This may include working closely with experienced environmental consulting companies to ensure we are doing everything possible to protect our residents.”
We took that response back to Paredes.
“All of it is absurd and it’s just been too long without any rectification,” Paredes said. “We are still sitting and living in a mold-filled apartment with a toddler who can develop asthma.”
He plans to file a complaint with Community Affairs.
NORMAN, Okla. (KFOR) — Some OU dorms are so damaged, water is coming out of the walls, ceiling, and the floor after a pipe burst, but some students say they’ve been trying to get the problem fixed for months.
It’s a soggy saga for a freshman dorm at OU.
Susie Butler is in Broken Arrow when a panicked call came from her daughter Monday afternoon.
“She Facetimed me and I just saw a flood,” Susie Butler said. “That’s when I freaked out.”
A pipe burst in her daughter’s room, shattering the sheetrock in McCasland Tower.
Water was seen rushing from above and below turning the entire third floor into a swamp.
«Just like a pond in water that was brown and gross,” an OU student said.
Students said they grabbed what they could.
“It was like a waterfall,” another OU student said. “It was just going so fast.”
Two floors were evacuated as a precaution. Maintenance was called in to pump it all out.
But Butler and her daughter tell News 4 they weren’t surprised.
They even submitted a maintenance request all the way back in December to report that something was wrong.
Butler shared a photo from December 13th showing the request saying, ”The air conditioning is leaking water. When I came back from Thanksgiving break, there was water soaking the ground and water rises up when you step on the tiles.”
«They don’t deal with it,” Butler said. “They just kind of put band-aids over the situation.»
“While it’s unclear whether or not today’s burst pip was related to previously issued work order, the result is the same – students found themselves in need of immediate help. Our first concern is to ensure our students’ living arrangements are disrupted as little as possible and that we immediately address any situation that causes disruption. To minimize the disturbance to our students, the University has provided cleaning services to the affected areas, alternative housing for those unable to return to their rooms, and is providing financial assistance as is appropriate for damaged personal items. We will remain in communication with affected students until the matter is fully resolved.”
OU officials in a statement to News 4
The university working to relocate the stranded students indefinitely to an infamous tower just across the street.
It’s the same one News 4 has covered multiple times – Couch Hall.
«We are paying 12 thousand a year just for housing, not even tuition and this is dangerous,” Butler said.
Maintenance workers are still surveying the damage through Monday night. Students are also working with the university the write down all their damaged items to have on record.
TAZEWELL COUNTY, VA (WOAY) – With flood waters comes damage, and a common problem for waterlogged homes is mold.
Under the right circumstances, mold can start growing immediately in moist areas. Mold can cause a variety of health concerns, including respiratory problems, memory loss and mood swings.
The best thing to do when you have mold is to clean it out immediately.
“Anything over 10 square feet, it’s best to get the help of a pro in that effort,” said Robert Parker with the Virginia Department of Health. “For smaller areas of mold, it can be cleaned up with things like detergent and water, or a mild bleach solution should take care of that.”
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A recent report found that homeowners delay getting an expert out when they spot mold within the home. It also found that some homeowners pay to have the mold removed without having it inspected. It’s important to have a mold inspection report to address any underlying moisture problems. Without having it inspected and simply removing the mold, it could result in that mold coming back.
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Was your home built before 1975? If it was and you’re experiencing plumbing issues, such as backups, slow drains, mold, faulty pipes, or others, you may have cast-iron pipes that are failing. If this is the case, your insurance company may owe you money for new pipes and any damages caused by them. At Your Insurance Attorney, the insurance claims adjuster has seen their fair share of cast-iron pipe claims. Because of this, we want you to have more information on what to do if your home has these issues. We are located in Coconut Grove of the Miami area.
How to tell if your home has plumbing issues from cast-iron pipes
If you’re concerned that your home is suffering from plumbing issues, you’ll want to investigate, and there are a few red flags you can look for.
Discolored water
With older, cast-iron pipes, corrosion is inevitable. Yellowish or brownish water that pours when you turn on your faucets may indicate rusting and decaying pipes.
Slow drainage
Breakage in cast-iron pipes can create a buildup of blockage that will slow your drain.
Plumbing backups
With older pipes, internal breakage could also lead to debris clogging up the drain and force water back up the pipes.
Foul smells
Cast-iron pipes with cracks and holes can create an opening for sewage gasses to climb up through your pipes and into your home.
Wet walls and floors
If your pipes have cracks and breaks, water will escape and find places to settle. Depending on the location of the pipes, this could cause the development of damp spots on the floor or walls of your home, or even outside. You may even see the development of puddles.
Mold
All mold needs to grow and develop is moisture and a lack of proper ventilation. Water that escapes aged pipes can cause parts of your home to become perpetually wet, easily developing mold.
Foundation issues
Water causes erosion over time, which is why these older pipes deteriorate in the first place. Once the water escapes into other parts of your home, it will do the same and faster.
Handling cast-iron pipe claims
When handling claims for the damages caused by old, cast-iron pipes, an insurance adjuster will try and find as many reasons to lower the compensation you’ll receive. This is why you’ll want to get in touch with a public insurance claims adjuster who will investigate your home with your needs in mind, but what can you do to prepare? Here are a few tips:
Take pictures
For many incidents, the damage will be visible to an adjuster examining your home, but for larger issues that must be corrected immediately, be sure to take pictures beforehand. These can help showcase exactly what happened before any damage control was performed.
Review your policy
It never hurts to read up on your insurance policy so you have a firm grasp on exactly what you’ll be owed. This will also help you understand what you deserve, and recognize if an insurance company is trying to lowball you.
Contact a professional ASAP
The sooner you get your claim into the hands of an experienced attorney, the better.
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Right now, over 2 million homes in Florida have cast-iron pipes that are failing. If you think you’re one of them, your insurance attorney help you get any money you’re entitled to for no upfront costs! Contact them today for a free plumbing inspection so that you can start on your cast-iron pipe claims, and let the public insurance claims adjuster help you.
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LUMBERTON — The Robeson County Disaster Recovery Coalition is offering free mold information sessions by appointment.
The sessions will include supplies as well as information on spots, leaks, smells and health issues related to mold.
Churches, business and organizations and are encouraged to schedule a session by calling the coalition at 910-370-1648 or 910-674-6019, or via email at [email protected]
San Francisco, CA — While maintaining health is a top priority, a concern about toxic mold is a risk that no one is willing to take. The exposure can cause a number of health issues such as throat irritation, nasal stuffiness, eye irritation, coughing, wheezing, as well as skin irritation. Mold can not only cause an exterior effect or symptoms that can immediately be noticed, but also possible neurological damage. In any case, it’s an issue that has to be taken seriously and addressed as quickly as possible to avoid further damage.
A-1 Certified Environmental Services, LLC has over twenty years of experience. They obtained extensive professional instruction in the study of microbial organisms. A-1 Certified Environmental Services, LLC guarantees non-biased test results because of their non-affiliation with any mold removal companies or mold remediation. They can confirm if there is a mold problem and if remediation is required or not required.
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Some of the main services they offer are commercial and residential mold testing, VOC Testing, chemical testing, formaldehyde testing, healthy home inspections, water testing and more. Their Mold Testing San Francisco and indoor air quality testing clients include homeowners and buyers, realtors, property managers, leaseholders, and building managers, among others.
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Did your dishwasher just start overflowing and send water spilling out all over the place in your kitchen? Or did one of the plumbing pipes in your basement burst and send water shooting out everywhere?
In both of these instances, you’re going to have a massive cleanup job on your hands. Rather than trying to tackle it yourself, you should reach out to water damage restoration specialists immediately to get help.
But before you do, you should educate yourself as far as the average water damage restoration costs are concerned. It’ll allow you to steer clear of sticker shock when you discover how much you might have to pay to have your home cleaned up in a hurry.
Here is a helpful guide that will lead you when you’re navigating your way through the world of water damage restoration.
First, What Is Water Damage Restoration?
Before we begin discussing the water damage restoration costs, it’s important for you to have a good understanding of what water damage restoration is.
For those of you who aren’t familiar with it, it’s a process that involves taking a portion of a home that has been damaged by water and restoring it to its previous condition. It’s essential for anyone who has had a large amount of water in their home at some point in time.
Studies have shown that about 2% of homes are affected by water each year. That means that, if you live in a home for a long enough time, there’s a decent chance you’re going to need to have water damage restoration done to some degree eventually.
What Factors Can Impact the Cost of It?
Now that you have some sense of what water damage restoration is, let’s talk about what can impact the cost of it. There are many factors that go into determining the expenses associated with water damage.
For starters, the extent of your damage is going to play a key part in your water damage restoration costs. If one of your home’s bathrooms sustained a small amount of damage when a sink started to leak, it’s not going to cost as much to fix as a basement that was flooded during a terrible storm.
The type of water damage that was done will also factor into your water damage restoration costs. The three main types of water damage are:
Clean water damage, which is any damage done by “clean” water coming out of a plumbing pipe or rain
Grey water damage, which is any damage done by water coming out of one of your appliances
Black water damage, which is any damage done by sewage water or other water that may be contaminated
Basic clean water damage will often cost just a fraction of what bad black water damage costs.
Additionally, the cost of the materials that it will take to repair your home and restore it to its previous condition will also factor into the equation. If you have a high-end home with expensive finishes, it could cost a pretty penny to do water damage restoration.
Who Should You Trust to Do Water Damage Restoration?
One of the other important factors that will affect your water damage restoration costs is the restoration company that you hire. If you hire the wrong company, restoration could cost you a small fortune.
Do your homework and search for the most reputable company in your specific area. It’ll help keep your water damage restoration costs much lower than they would be otherwise.
What Exactly Will You Be Paying a Water Damage Restoration Company to Do?
We touched on what water damage restoration is earlier. But we didn’t get too far into what some of the specific restoration services entail.
Let’s do that now so that you know what a water damage restoration company will do when they come out to your home. You’ll pay them to:
Find the most effective way to stop any additional water from affecting your home
Remove water that has worked its way into your home and done damage
Ventilate your home so that it starts to dry out even further
Rip out any damaged floors, walls, ceilings, etc.
Eliminate mold and mildew from your home if it has started to grow
Restore your home so that it looks like it did before water damaged it
As you can see, a water damage restoration company will have to do quite a bit of work to restore your home. It’s a big reason why water damage restoration costs can be so high at times.
What Should the Average Water Damage Restoration Costs Be?
At this point, you should have a good grasp on what water damage restoration is, what factors impact its cost, and how it’s carried out. The only things left to talk about are the costs that come along with it.
The exact costs will depend on all the factors we spoke on. But on average, homeowners tend to spend almost $3,000 on water damage restoration when they need it.
That being said, you might find that your costs are much lower or higher than that. It all comes down to how much damage was done to your home and how hard it is to fix it.
Schedule Water Damage Restoration as Soon as You Can
Don’t let the average water damage restoration costs deter you from scheduling restoration today. If you need to have your home restored due to water damage, it’s important to spring into action right away.
If you don’t take action, it could lead to further damage being done. It could also cause mold and mildew to grow and put your health at risk.
Call on a water damage restoration company now to get the ball rolling. It’ll lower your costs in the long run and get things back to normal around your house.
Read our website to learn more about how water damage can take a toll on your home.
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