Posted in Blog | Indoor Air Quality | Indoor Air Quality Inspection on
January 7th, 2021 by
Hunter Adams
Mold, mildew, and other contaminants and pollutants can hide in your home or business, affecting the air quality and causing health problems to those inside. The effects of these contaminants in a home or office air space have come to be known as building-related illnesses. While the building itself is not ill, it may contain Read More »
Posted in Blog | Indoor Air Quality on
November 7th, 2020 by
Hunter Adams
As every writer knows, personification is when we attribute human characteristics to things that are not human. In recent years, builders have used this literary device to describe structures that may physically harm anyone who enters them. They say that these buildings suffer from Sick Building Syndrome, which is when poor indoor air quality adversely Read More »
Posted in Blog | Tips on
September 15th, 2020 by
Ian Stevens
Home Improvement Tips for the Fall Interested in improving your home this fall? Once the summer fun is over it’s time to look forward to the winter season, and preparing your home during the fall season is the best way to do that. Here is a list of home improvement tips for the fall: Remove Read More »
Posted in Mold Inspection | Tips on
July 11th, 2020 by
Hunter Adams
How To Spot Mold There are a few things shoppers should never take a seller’s word for; not necessarily because the seller is dishonest, but because they might not know about the problem. Such is the case with mold growth, which goes undetected in many American homes. These spores not only spread rapidly, they also Read More »
Posted in Home Inspection Services on
June 20th, 2020 by
Ian Stevens
Good Reasons To Get A Home Inspection In Maryland Whether You Are Buying Or Selling For most people, a home is the largest single investment they will ever make. Consequently, many buyers understand that it is a smart idea to get a home inspection before they sign the title so they know what they’re getting Read More »
Posted in Blog | Mold Inspection on
May 18th, 2020 by
Ian Stevens
Mold can grow in the most discreet of places throughout your house as it thrives in areas that are moist and may not always be obvious to a homeowner. At MD Mold Testing, we provide thorough mold and home inspection services in Washington D.C., Maryland, Delaware, and Virginia. Learn more about where mold hides in Read More »
Posted in Environmental Testing | Radon Testing | Soil Testing | Water Testing on
April 2nd, 2020 by
Ian Stevens
The purpose of home EPA testing is to discover if there are any hazardous materials in or around a house. It includes both home air quality testing and soil testing, and it can provide homeowners and residents with the information they need to create a cleaner environment, protecting themselves and others from common health hazards. Read More »
Posted in Water Testing on
March 4th, 2020 by
Ian Stevens
Reasons to Have Your Water Tested You should never take it for granted that the water in your home is high quality. Contaminated water can lead to problems that affect your health and safety. Consider the following reasons you should have your water tested. To Protect Your Health This is the most important reason you should Read More »
Posted in Home Inspection Services on
February 20th, 2020 by
Ian Stevens
The Worst Airborne Allergies May Be Right in Your Home This past allergy season has been one of the worst. Waves of pollen have sent suffers into sneezing fits, unable to enjoy the nice weather. However, the outside conditions are not the only problem for allergy suffers. Indoor conditions can be just as bad and according to Read More »
Posted in Indoor Air Quality | Mold Inspection | Radon Testing | VOC Testing on
December 27th, 2019 by
Ian Stevens
Indoor air pollution is a problem everywhere, though the particular pollutants vary somewhat from place to place, or even from room to room. Contaminated air can seep into any house from outside, and it can also be created by indoor sources. Possible dangers include mold, bugs, pets, construction materials and even certain consumer products. Indoor Read More »