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 »
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 »
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 »
Are you thinking about testing your home or commercial building for mold? You might be on to something, considering that Maryland’s cold winters and warmer spring and summer seasons are prime conditions for mold growth. Read on to learn 5 major reasons why mold testing in Maryland is so important and why you shouldn’t wait to Read More »
Water damage can devastate a property, but cleaning up the spill isn’t the end of the job. Unless you take preventative action, mold and termites could soon call your property home. Preventing Mold After Water Damage Mold can grow in just 24 hours after water damage, so it’s important to act quickly. Make sure you Read More »
If you or your family members are susceptible to allergies, or simply care about mold in your home this blog post is for you. Mold is known to thrive during the wet winter months, a time when we tend to keep windows and doors closed and stay indoors more often. Below are some tips to Read More »
Residents in the Town of Princess Anne in Maryland to collect their mail and do any other business from the rear of the building as the building was shut down by a U.S. Postal Service inspection team that discovered mold growth. The building had sewage issues earlier in the year that had employees utilizing alternate Read More »
The fall season brings grief to many allergy sufferers as the pollen levels drop and they encounter symptoms such as congestion and itchy eyes. What if these low pollen levels aren’t to blame but instead a culprit that inhabits areas in your residence that you may never have guessed. Allergies and Mold According to the Read More »
As the saying goes, “It’s better to be safe than sorry,” and when it comes to preventing sink leaks, that saying never rang truer. Water damage is a major concern in any home, especially in the bathrooms. Often, there are multiple water sources and many places for leaks to occur. One of the most important Read More »
It’s not uncommon to walk into a home today and find a carbon monoxide detector protecting the family inside. While carbon monoxide is a very real danger, there are other health hazards that could be within the walls of your home that you’re ignoring entirely. The presence of mold or asbestos in your home can Read More »
