MOLD
Besides excessive moisture being the obvious culprit and usual suspect, deferred property maintenance is the leading cause of mold and water damage. It is very common to see buildings and homes that are fifty, sixty and seventy years plus with the same plumbing systems in place as when the structure was built! We see roofing and window systems in complete disrepair and sprinkler systems that water the building more than the landscape.

The list goes on and on but the result is the same: expensive repairs. We advise homeowners and landlords to inspect their properties a few times a year for defects and issues that can become major problems down the road. Often these small inspections cost very little and can save thousands. When it comes to mold, an ounce of prevention is truly worth a pound of cure.

As a certified Mold Inspector and Remediator Kelso Mold & Termite we use state-of-the-art equipment to inspect both commercial and residential properties. We specialize in investigating mold and water damage, as well as remediation (removal) of the problems that exist based on the findings. Our experience in providing environmental services for our clients enables us to obtain results quickly and thoroughly, resulting in a smooth and seamless transition back to normal life.

If you need an environmental-friendly company that can deliver swift results at reasonable prices call Kelso Mold & Termite today, 609-402-6277?or use the contact form below.

TERMITES
Discovering termites on your property can be extremely frustrating. These pests can cause insurmountable damage to your home?s foundation and need to be exterminated in a timely fashion to reduce potential structural problems. Kelso Mold & Termite offers Certified Inspections so you can be sure of what you are up against.

Subterranean termites are the single greatest economic pest in the United States. These termites cause billions of dollars in damage each year to homes, historical structures, and commercial buildings. Subterranean termites are social insects. This means that they live in family groups called colonies. Once a colony reaches a certain size, adult males and females will leave the colony and swarm. These are the reproductive termites of the colony. You may see these swarms during the daylight hours of the spring months. Homeowners may see winged termites emerge in large numbers inside their home or from the soil outside. The swarmer?s are new termite kings and queens that must leave their parent colony in order to mate and establish new colonies of their own.

If you think termites might be in your? home or business, don't wait another minute, call Kelso Mold & Termite today, 609-402-6277 or use the contact form below.