If you have wet walls, you'll surely get mold. Wallboard, drywall, plywood, paper and cardboard give mold a perfect place to grow. The material made in the construction of your walls is porous, so it offers the mold a great place to live.

Stachybotrys chartarum, an infamous type of toxic black mold that has a slightly greenish-black color, is often found in wet walls. Unlike your shower mold, which is non-toxic, this mold grows often in building materials.

If you have wet walls in your house, you should remove the material immediately and make sure the black mold doesn't come back.

Pick up the phone now and call Voge, Inc. Construction and Remodeling today. We have IICRC trained techs ready to respond with a free mold inspection to determine the scope of your damage.

Mold is just as much a emergency issue as the water!!! 

Your family and employees could be exposed to harmful mold in the air.