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Remediation can be expensive. Unfortunately, with mold, it doesn’t get any cheaper. Mold, if not removed, will continue to grow, eat away at the material that it’s on and cause more damage the longer it’s allowed to live. If mold spores are disrupted and become airborne, they can get into other areas of the home and begin growing wherever they can.
