Testing for Mold Growth
Mold growth is complicated. For one, it can spread quickly without your knowledge because it tends to grow in dark, unseen places in your home when moisture is present. Secondly, if it’s not growing in plain sight there’s a chance you might not ever know it’s there because the signs of mold growth in your […]
Mold Testing: The Basics
If the mold growth in your house has reached significant levels, you need mold testing from a mold remediation service. With their equipment and testing supplies, they’ll be able to give you If you or your family members have recently experienced symptoms that seem to baffle your doctors, you might look to your house as […]
Will Homeowner’s Insurance Cover Mold Removal?
When it comes to homeowner’s insurance, most people assume that any damage is covered by insurance. It makes sense. Fires and floods are covered for the most part, and because mold can grow without you knowing of its existence and make your family sick, it’s understandable that most people think mold removal should be covered […]
Household Mold Testing and Removal: The Process
Finding mold in your home can be incredibly frustrating and alarming if you aren’t sure what you’re dealing with and unsure of where to start. We’ve all heard of the adverse side effects of mold and the potential health problems it can cause. You’re probably wondering where to start if you’ve found mold and you […]
Mold Inspection: What is Air Testing?
Mold is like a ninja. It’s silent, sneaky and sometimes a little smelly. (For the record, I don’t think ninjas are smelly but I can’t confirm or deny this because I’ve never actually met one… just as they prefer.) If you notice a musty odor in certain areas of your home or see some discoloration […]
Understanding the Basics of Mold Testing
There are three types of mold testing that are typically better left to the professionals. Learn when you can self-test and when it’s time to call in a pro.
What Causes Mold Growth?
Mold growth can happen in any home, under myriad conditions. Poor ventilation, a water leak, a flood, or just normal wear and tear can create havoc in a home.
What You Need to Know About Mold Testing
If you smell mold in your home, it’s typically too late to prevent it. Here’s what you need to know about mold testing and protecting your home—and family.
