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The 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season is upon us, and that means properties across Southwest Florida are at high risk for flooding. It doesn't take much water to cause flood damage in your home, and flood damaged homes are prone to mold growth. Keep reading to learn more about hurricanes and flooding from your local Southwest Florida mold company .  Hurricanes in Southwest Florida The destruction that Hurricane Irma caused is still fresh in our minds. In fact, some people are still repairing damages caused by this major hurricane. However, it doesn't take a full force hurricane to cause damage to our homes here in Southwest Florida. Tropical storms and even just heavy rain showers, which we experience a lot of this time of year, can cause flooding. When those flood waters get into our homes, even if it's just an inch of water, damage can occur and mold can develop.  Flood Zones in Florida While flood insurance is only required for homes in certain flood zon...

From the black spots on your shower curtain to the fuzzy white patches on your basement floor, indoor mold can come in a variety of forms. Not only is it unsightly, but it can also make you sick. Some people experience symptoms worse than others, especially if they have allergies or asthma. However, some people may not experience any symptoms at all. Keep reading to learn more about how mold in your home could be making you sick. Mold Exposure Symptoms Mold often goes undetected, as it can easily grow behind walls or in dark, damp basements that aren't used much. Whether you're allergic to mold or not, it can cause irritation to your eyes, skin, nose, throat and lungs. If you're experiencing any of these symptoms and can't figure out the cause, you might consider having a Southwest Florida mold test conducted. Mold could be the reason for your sickness. Mold Sensitivities and Allergies  For people sensitive to mold, inhaling or touching mold spores can cause ...