Mold is the most unwelcome guest in your home. Worse enough, mold can thrive just about everywhere as long as there are conducive conditions for it to breed. If you think mold is silently growing in hidden places, call mold removal services immediately. 

There are many places in your home teeming with moisture, organic matter, dampness, and darkness. Some of these areas aren't necessarily your basement or attic. Mold will audaciously grow under your rugs, beneath your appliances, and prized cabinets. 

Luckily, you can eliminate mold and its harmful effects by calling reliable residential mold removal services to inspect and eradicate the menace. 

Here are common household places that need mold removal services.

HVAC Ducts 

Your home relies on the HVAC system to provide quality air indoors. But mold can infiltrate the AC ducts, especially in the summer. Condensation alone can incubate spores. When your system runs, the spores spread all over your home. To avert such a disaster, you must call mold removal or HVAC technicians to inspect the system. They know how to fix drainage and damp filter issues to curtail mold growth within your HVAC system. Additionally, you should avoid wet cleaning your ducts since the moisture can encourage mold growth. 

Bookshelves and Cabinets 

If your book casing in the basement attracts moisture, the paper becomes damp. As such, it creates the right environment for mold. If your home experiences extreme moisture levels, books or paper files can become perfect breeding sites for mold. To evade such a problem, it's advisable to keep inspecting and airing your bookshelves and cabinets. If you've stored a prized collection of books or documents, you should store them dry. Luckily, you can use a dehumidifier in the basement or study to discourage mold growth. 

Kitchen and Bathroom 

If you assume your basement is the most favorite spot for mold growth, think about your kitchen and bathroom. The warm, humid, and damp environments therein present the perfect ecosystem for mold to flourish. Drying water off your sinks or shower isn't enough. Mold will survive on tile grout, under sinks, behind shower curtains, and leaking pipes. You must inspect all bathroom and kitchen areas for the slightest signs of mold. If you detect any, call mold removal professionals quickly.

Dry Walls and Ceilings 

Mold can breed in wall crevices and ceilings without your knowledge. Sometimes mold growth won't present signs of stains on your drywall or ceiling. The only way to detect hideous mold is to schedule regular inspections with a reliable mold removal service. Professionals know how to spot signs of mold behind your wallpaper or ceiling panels.