Black Mold Removal in Seminole. A Seminole condo owner contacted I Destroy Mold in regards to a large amount of mold found in their Seminole condo. The Seminole condo owner lives up north for part of the year and lives here in the Tampa Bay area for the remainder of the year. The Seminole condo owner returned to Florida to find black mold growing near the Air...

A St. Petersburg Florida homeowner contacted I Destroy Mold in regards to a black mold problem they found in their closet. The St. Petersburg homeowner noticed a musty smell in a closet behind a bathroom. With the musty smell, they figured that there was a problem with moisture or humidity in the closet. The St. Petersburg homeowner decided to buy a bucket of damp...

A Seminole homeowner contacted I Destroy Mold in regards to a mold removal project in one of their spare rooms. The Seminole homeowner had a roof leak back in July from one of the severe thunderstorms that came through. The roof leak was corrected, but unfortunately the roof leak caused water damage to one of their back rooms. The water damage led to mold growth and...

A Brandon homeowner contacted I Destroy Mold in regards to a black mold removal project. The Brandon homeowner had a sewage backup occur when they were away from their property. The sewage backup caused the walls 2 feet up from the floor to become saturated with water. When the Brandon homeowner arrived to find the mess, they simply cleaned all the sewage off of the...

A Tampa homeowner contacted I Destroy Mold in regards to a black mold removal project. The Tampa homeowner was out of town for a few months dealing with a family emergency. When the Tampa homeowner arrived back home, she was amazed at what had happened to her beautiful home. The AC condensate line clogged and leaked water into the main living room of the house. Over...

A condo unit owner contacted I Destroy Mold in regards to black mold found after an AC leak. HVAC systems remove moisture from the air when warm air passes over cold coils. This condensate drips into a pan and then is routed outside of the property. The drain line that takes the condensate water out of this property was clogged and the pan filled up. Once the pan...