If you experience water damage in your home or business, the most important thing to do is to clean it up immediately. Most people are aware of that fact, but miss the second most important step—making sure that the source of the water damage has been located and is being... read more →
Jan
22
Jan
18
When people think about moldthese days, it’s usually in regards to food going bad in the refrigerator, or a bathtub which needs to be cleaned. What they may not know is that mold has played a significant role in historical events throughout recorded history. Read on to learn some... read more →
Jan
14
Mold is found nearly everywhere in the world and it does serve a vital role in helping to keep the earth clean. Outdoor mold growth assists with decomposition of plants and animals and is generally kept in check by temperature and natural light. However when mold finds it way inside your... read more →
Jan
10
Mold infestations can happen almost anywhere. If there is mold in your home, you need to both remove it and fix any water problems such as leaks in roofs, walls, or plumbing. Controlling moisture in your home is the most critical factor for preventing mold growth. Following are the top... read more →
Jan
07
If you can see or smell mold in your home, chances are very likely that you have a mold problem. In many cases, the mold growing in your home is just a symptom of a bigger problem such as a build-up of moisture or inadequate ventilation which has allowed mold... read more →
Jan
03
Many people do not realize how pervasive water damage can be. It is one of the most difficult things to correct simply because there are so many other issues to consider before your repair can actually be completed. Water damage can take many forms, from slow, simple seepage through cracked... read more →
Dec
11
We usually associate mold outbreaks with hot, humid weather, but houses closed up tightly for winter can present some mold problems as well. During the wet winter months, we often bring coats, scarves and gloves into the house that are wet from snow or frost. Not allowing these to dry... read more →
Dec
08
Many people do not realize that mold can be as much of a problem in the winter as it is during winter months. While mold favors a warm, damp environment for growth, there are some things during winter which can encourage mold outbreaks. Winter storms can bring heavy rainfall, which... read more →
Dec
02
When you bring out your holiday decorations this year, make sure that you take the opportunity to inspect the areas where they were stored for any traces of mold. Often, rarely used storage areas can be an ideal place for mold to grow. Mold spores also love to grow on... read more →
Nov
27
Scientists are unsure exactly how many species of mold exist, but the estimates run into the thousands. Many types of mold are beneficial and play an important part in nature. However, there are also several species of mold which are highly toxic to humans and animals. Mold can be broken down... read more →
