The arrival of spring means warmer days, more outdoor activities, and, hopefully, no more snow. While many people embrace this time of the year, it can actually be quite problematic when it comes to mold growth. Today, we are going to explore why there is so much mold during this time of the year, symptoms …
Our customer was in a difficult position. She had been living in her condo for many years and was ready to move on to be closer to family in Texas. Unfortunately, she encountered an unexpected problem when the appliance company installed her new refrigerator – they did not tighten the water line enough, causing it …
When you’re buying a home, there are a lot of things to worry about. You have to make sure that the mortgage payments fit into your budget, that the neighborhood is in a good location, and that you’re getting a good deal on the house. The couple’s only child had graduated college and gotten her …
More Than They Bargained For: a Home-Buying Story Leaern More »
Have you ever been in the bathroom and wondered what those little black specs are on the ceiling? It sounds gross, but it is most likely mold or mildew. No matter how hard you work at cleaning, there eventually comes a time when you’ll look up and see black dots on your ceiling or the …
Why Is There Black Mold on My Bathroom Ceiling? Leaern More »
You hear this kind of story too often in our line of work. A recent customer of ours purchased her first home out of pocket. She knew it was a bit of a fixer-upper, but never expected to find mold in the kitchen and basement. Upon inspection, a leak in the chimney was discovered, which …
Be Wary of Fixer-Uppers and Their Hidden Expenses Leaern More »
A young couple had recently purchased their first home when the rain from Hurricane Ida hit. The house was flooded with a few feet of water and the Fire Department had to de-flood it. The couple’s washer and dryer were destroyed. The basement became moldy in the process— a concern to anyone, but especially for …
A Couple’s Home Overcomes the Wrath of a Hurricane Leaern More »
Water damage stemming from flooding, leaks, or high humidity can affect your home, its contents and promote mold growth. Controlling moisture is critical to prevent mold in the early hours after the initial damage. But how long does it take for mold to grow after water damage?
When we hear about “mold,” we often think of negative thoughts; yet many people aren’t exactly aware of how to spot mold around their homes. There are plenty of different types of mold, including one that goes by the name of Stachybotrys Chartarum, or black mold. Mold can pose serious problems for families, especially individuals …
When you change or wash your bedding, you may be shocked by the sight of mold on the mattress. Not only is this alarming, but there are also potential health hazards to having mold in your room. That’s why it is important to remove the mold as quickly as possible. Today, we will take a …
Having mold in your ductwork could severely lessen the air quality in your home, no matter how much mold there is inside. That means your family could potentially deal with the side effects that follow, such as coughing, sneezing, a runny nose, trouble breathing, and more. The U.S. EPA says you should inspect ductwork regularly. …
