Experiencing these symptoms? Then you may have a mold problem

Common mold reactions
Mold can cause many potentially adverse health effects including headaches, breathing difficulties, skin irritation, allergic reactions (sneezing, runny nose, skin rash), and the aggravation of asthma symptoms.
Variations in reactions to mold exposure depend on the type of mold that’s present, age and sensitivities, and how long the individual has been exposed to the mold problem.
Why may mold be present in my home?
Mold is present in just about all environments because it grows on just about every organic substance as long as moisture is present. When an area has excess moisture, it accumulates and a mold problem will likely develop. Molds reproduce by releasing tiny spores that waft through the air continually. When these spores find a wet place to land, they begin…
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What the big deal about acoustic ceilings?
Acoustic ceilings were very popular throughout the 1950s until 1978, when the US government banned them because it allowed builders to hide bad sheet rock installations, and because of the harm asbestos exposure poses.
Why is asbestos so common if it’s harmful?
Many people wonder why so many properties contain asbestos, even though it’s been scientifically proven to cause serious diseases like asbestosis, mesothelioma, and lung cancer. Well, before 1978, no one really knew how dangerous asbestos exposure was, and asbestos does have some real benefits as opposed to other construction materials.
For example, it protects other materials from fire, absorbs heat from friction, has high tensile strength as a reinforcing material, resists corrosion, insulates from heat and…
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Where can asbestos be found?
Asbestos used to be used almost universally in homes and commercial properties because it has remarkable insulating and fire-retardant properties. It used to always be used in acoustic ceiling texture, floor coverings, roofing materials, heating duct insulation, and drywall joint compound. Many buildings manufactured or updated before the 1970s still contain asbestos and as such, must be treated very carefully to avoid exposing people to its harmful fibers.
Asbestos exposure is serious business
Scientific research conducted in the 1970s found that asbestos exposure was incredibly harmful, and could be a factor in serious diseases such as mesothelioma and asbestosis. Anytime a material that contains asbestos is disturbed either from a renovation, demolition, or remodel, it releases fibers (some of which are microscopic) that may…
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Leave your asbestos duct removal needs to the experts at years, so you can definitely trust your asbestos duct removal project to our capable hands.
What will happen first
Call to contact one of our representatives today. We’ll set up a date and time to come check out your property and evaluate its current asbestos issues. You may have asbestos in your property’s ducts as well as other areas. If so, it’s definitely a wise idea to get it all removed at once to make sure people aren’t being exposed to harmful asbestos fibers.
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Asbestos removal in Rancho Cucamonga

What is ?
AQHI stands for Advanced Quality Hazmat Industries. Our name refers to our constant focus on safely removing hazardous materials from properties throughout Southern California in the most effective, safe way every time. We have many licenses and certifications that prove that we are highly qualified to be Rancho Cucamonga’s best asbestos removal company. Request an appointment today by calling !
Checking your property for asbestos contamination
We’ll gladly provide you with a thorough environmental of your entire property when you call for an appointment. Your evaluation can be conducted during the week, and often evening, early morning, and weekend appointments are available if you need that.
Using the latest tools, technology, and techniques, we’ll conduct a complete review of your property, checking for common contaminants such as asbestos, lead, mold, PCB, and fungus. Then if we find any contaminants, we’ll devise a plan to eradicate them as safely as possible. We’ll submit this proposal to you,…
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