The recent summer floods that swept the southwest, right from Texas to Florida, has left the country facing massive losses of both life and property. This slew of relentless floods has triggered fears of a repeat of the 1971 floods that claimed nearly 3,000 American lives.

Storms and flash floods have been ravaging entire span of the nation, giving rise to severe losses in terms of both lives and property. The property damage left behind by floods include the growth of mold spores, which causes long-term influences and high restoration expenditures.

Mold consultant and Certified Environmental Hygienist Phillip Fry suggests that property owners, managers, and tenants use high volumes of ozone gas to terminate indoor toxic mold and other indoor biological problems.