The 2010 Hurricane Season officially begins on June 1st. Hopefully you won't have any storms to deal with where you live, but if flooding from a storm (or even a water leak from a broken pipe) occurs, there are steps you may need to take to treat for mold.
If you have a water leak, be sure to have a mold expert examine your home. Don't just make repairs and cover up a potential problem later on.
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