KR General Contractors LLC - Mold Remediation & Removal

Mold Remediation & Removal/Repair Service

General Contractors LLC is now offering a service that can help Home Owners and Insurance Agencies with detecting, fixing and preventing leaks on homes due to either improper installation of doors and windows, damage, improperly installed waterproofing system or any other reason that caused leakage.

Homeowners with brick, stucco or stone facades on their home are most susceptible to mold infestation. Identifying if a home is suffering from mold problems can be very difficult for a home owner to detect on their own.

The following is a list of good hints that you may have water penetration causing dangerous mold:

● Noticeable leaks through windows/doors
● Home exterior has dark, unsightly stains
● Wet Drywall

Mold issues typically arises 5-10 years after the purchase of a newly constructed home or the application of a new finish to an existing home. Although leaks that cause mold can be detected very early and fixed in order to prevent future mold issues!

Mold is VERY Dangerous! The health risks involved with not detecting leaks and mold are:

● Allergic reactions
● Asthma attacks
● Irritation to eyes, skin, nose, throat and lungs

If your home leaks water you may already have mold. Don't wait any longer call us today for your free moisture reading service.

We are fully Licensed, Insured and Strictly adhere to the EPA’s mold remediation guidelines and recommendations. Our team of highly trained professionals will quickly identify and diagnose moisture and mold issues, remediate your home of mold problems and provide an "All Clear" certification assuring you of a sound and healthy home.

We not only remove mold from your house we also repair all the damages insuring your house stays healthy and mold free for years to come.

Free Moisture Reading ● Mold Removal & Prevention ● Repair
Serving South/North Jersey & Philadelphia

Call Us 856-786-9220 Or Contact Us Today For More Information

What is Mold?

Mold is a sub-group of the fungi kingdom. There are tens of thousands of different types of molds. Mold spores are generally classified into three different categories when pertaining to health: toxic, pathogenic and allergenic.

Toxic - A toxic mold is one that produces a mycotoxin that has been associated with adverse affects in almost anyone if present in elevations.

Pathogenic - A pathogenic mold will affect those who are already immune-compromised. Many mold types fall into this category. Immune-compromised individuals include, but are not limited to, cancer patients, elderly, pregnant women, small children with undeveloped immune systems, people with heart disease, others who suffer from illness, and some animals.

Allergenic - An allergenic mold is one that may affect some but not others. This effect is very similar to an animal or pollen allergy. An allergenic mold can sometimes divide a family because only one person may complain of symptoms while others do not have concern for the problem and ultimately do not address it. Some individuals may build a tolerance to an allergen, while others become more susceptible after chronic exposure.

Who is at risk?

Homeowners with brick, stucco or stone facades on their home are most susceptible to mold infestation. Stains similar to those on the photographs may indicate your home is suffering from mold problems. These issues typically arise 5-10 years after the purchase of a newly constructed home or the application of a new finish to an existing home.

How can I tell if my home is safe?

A professional can conduct moisture readings to detect the conditions that allows the presence of mold in your home. Warning signs of mold include dark discolorations around window areas, below the roof line and on the façade of stucco, stone or brick exteriors.

How much does mold remediation cost?

Mold remediation can be pricey, but it may be available at no cost to your family. In many states new homes are covered by a 10-year transferable warranty. Moisture and mold problems that are the result of inadequate construction methods may be covered by this warranty. In addition, mold remediation may be covered by your homeowners policy.