Documenting Mold Conditions: What to Record Before Contacting Floodman

Documenting mold conditions before contacting Floodman helps streamline the assessment process. Property owners should record visible signs of growth, including location, size, and color variations. Photographs taken from multiple angles provide useful reference material for initial evaluation. Note any areas where moisture accumulates or where water intrusion has occurred. Document the general condition of affected surfaces and materials. Record any recent weather events or seasonal changes that may have contributed to moisture buildup. Include information about ventilation patterns in the affected areas. Note any previous attempts to address moisture or mold issues. Document the approximate time when mold growth was first noticed. Record any structural elements near affected areas, such as foundations or crawl spaces. Include details about the building's age and construction materials. Note any areas where basement waterproofing or foundation repair has been performed. Document the proximity of affected areas to water sources or drainage systems. Include information about current humidity levels if available. Record any concerns about air quality or indoor environmental conditions. This documentation helps Floodman prepare for the initial inspection and assessment. Contact information is available at https://floodman.com or by calling 231-935-4921.