Mycotoxins are toxic compounds produced by molds (fungi). They thrive in damp areas—leaky pipes, roof cracks, faulty appliances—and release spores that cause respiratory issues, allergies, and chronic illness.
Molds feed on drywall, insulation, fibrous materials, even wallpaper glue. They often grow unseen inside walls until staining appears—by then, the problem is advanced.
Removing toxic mold eliminates allergenic triggers, reduces respiratory risks, and restores a healthy home environment.
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