West Hollywood Mold

West Hollywood California Toxic Mold

Q. In our building in West Hollywood, we all have mold in our apartments (bathroom, carpet, kitchen, etc...). I have been living there for 4 years and I keep cleaning but 3 days later it comes back. I didn't know anything about mold toxicity until my neighbor gave me some lecture. I just noticed that we all have (my daughter , my boyfriend and I) the symptoms associated with mold contamination. My daughter is always sick. She coughs a lot, she gets ear infection, congested nose, nausea, headaches etc... My boyfriend is getting more and more asthma attacks and besides all the above symptoms myself I have my eyes always watery and a blurred vision. I am getting worried and even if I clean which takes me approximately 5 hours of strenuous work, it keeps coming back. I keep calling the maintenance because the wall of the bathroom keeps crumbling because of a leak and every time, they just plaster the wall. One week later, the water stain reappears on the wall and slowly starts to crumble. Lately, we have an unbearable smell coming from the patio I think it is a broken pipe. I would like to know if the landlord is responsible for the decontamination of his building because I heard it was expensive. [March 15, 2003]

A. Under most states' laws, residential landlords owe a duty to their tenants to provide habitable housing, and living in mold infestation is certainly not living in habitable housing. You can call your local city building inspector and ask him or her to check out your apartment for building code violations like mold infestation. You can also hire a mold lawyer to demand of your landlord immediate professional and safe mold remediation. Please visit: Toxic Mold Lawyer. You can also do your own mold testing to document the existence of a mold contamination problem to help either the building inspector or your lawyer to take action against the landlord. Because most landlords will not honor their duty to provide habitable housing when there is mold present in the apartment, your safest course of action to protect your family's health is to move out immediately to a mold safe place to live while the building inspector and/or lawyer go after the landlord. If the apartment is mold remediated, you would have to move anyway because you cannot safely be in the apartment while the mold is being removed. To learn what is required in effective mold remediation, please visit: Mold Removal.

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