Not sure about ridding it of the existing mold, but the conditions which caused it can usually be remedied with adequate attic ventilation. Call an experienced roofer or contractor or have your attic ventilation system inspected.
It depends on who owns the attic roof (ceiling?), and who has mold insurance. Read your governing documents to determine ownership, and then work with your board to determine who pays for mold removal.
There is no difference between mold and mildew scientifically speaking. Mold in the attic can be covered if it occurs as a result of a covered loss... like a major storm removes shingles which causes a leak which results in mold. Attic mold that occurs as a result of ice damming can be covered as well.... ice damming is when snow builds up on the roof and then is melted from the bottom side from heat escaping from the house.... the water will back up under the shingles and leak into the wall cavities...this can be covered under most policies... Most attic mold however is the result of condensation which occurs when hot air escapes into the attic and condenses against the cold boards of the roof.....this is a result of improper ventilation and is considered to be an uncovered maintenance issue.... learn more at www.safemoldsolutions.com
Yes, it is recommended to have proper attic ventilation to prevent moisture buildup, heat accumulation, and to extend the life of the roof. Ventilation helps regulate temperature and humidity levels in the attic, which can reduce the risk of mold growth and damage to the structure.
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Do you have problems with your tile roof? Many homeowners are under the impression that their tile roof is supposed to last forever. This is not true!The bucket in this attic is from a 21 year old roof here in Southern California on a home that was built in 1989. For future reference, we
The room under the roof is called an "Attic".
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More insulation in the attic, better air flow through the attic, direction the roof is pointing, less sun, the pitch of the roof, Any or all of these.
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Attic.