Mold in Unexpected Places The presence of mold at home is not only unsightly; it can also cause respiratory problems. While you may be doing a good job at preventing mold in obvious places in your home such as the bathroom, there are certain areas that can become damp where mold lurks and multiplies without you even knowing. Continue reading
Mold growing in your ducts, an infestation of rodents or insects, excessive debris blowing from your ducts? These are all signs that you should be checking your air ducts. To prevent re-cleaning your air ducts, we suggest finding the source of the contaminants in your home and getting rid of them. Here are a few guidelines Continue reading
Mold grows on organic materials such as paper, leather, dirt and soap scum. It grows best in warm, moist temperatures, between 72 to 81 degrees Fahrenheit. The simplest way to detect a mold problem is using your own senses. Smell a musty odor? That is a great indication mold may be nearby. Watermarks on the ceiling and Continue reading
