The process of removing fungal growth from hardened cementitious material involves several key steps. Successful remediation hinges on effectively eliminating the mold spores and addressing the underlying moisture source that supports its proliferation.
Addressing fungal growth on these surfaces is crucial for maintaining structural integrity and preventing health hazards. Mold can degrade the material over time, leading to costly repairs. Furthermore, the presence of mold spores can contribute to respiratory problems and allergic reactions, necessitating removal for a healthy environment.