Archive for Mold Inspection
Posted in Blog | Indoor Air Quality | Indoor Air Quality Inspection | Mold Inspection on
November 15th, 2018 by
Ian Stevens
Your indoor air quality is probably more important than you realize. Read on to learn why indoor air quality is so important. When you neglect your air quality, you risk putting yourself and your family in danger of developing asthma, getting lung cancer or contracting another respiratory illness. It’s clear that the air we breathe Read More »
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October 17th, 2018 by
Ian Stevens
Everyone knows that having mold in your home is bad for your health. However, more than 50% of all homes and 85% of all commercial buildings have mold. Few people actually realize the extent of the danger mold puts them into. It’s not just gross. It can be deadly! Read on to find out the 5 scary Read More »
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September 15th, 2018 by
Ian Stevens
It might sound scary, but most homes do contain mold. And while some mold can be toxic and can lead to very dangerous health symptoms, toxic mold in homes is rare. However, allergenic molds are quite common. These types of mold can lead to less serious symptoms, but still symptoms nonetheless. These could include sneezing, watery eyes, coughing, Read More »
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August 15th, 2018 by
Ian Stevens
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 »
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July 15th, 2018 by
Ian Stevens
Some people think that mold only happens to homes damaged by floodwaters. But the truth is, even the cleanest homes could have trouble eliminating mold. That’s because it’s everywhere. It’s there when you open a window or go outside your home. You see, mold can attach to your clothes and shoes. And once it’s inside Read More »
Posted in Blog | Mold Inspection | Tips on
June 15th, 2018 by
Hunter Adams
Summer means warm weather and sunshine, but this season can also introduce high humidity and excess moisture. Worried about moisture turning into mold? Try these four tips to prevent mold in your home this summer. Limit Indoor Moisture Mold thrives in moist, dark environments, so the simplest thing you can do to prevent mold is Read More »
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May 14th, 2018 by
Hunter Adams
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 »
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April 15th, 2018 by
Hunter Adams
Warm temperatures and dampness create the perfect breeding ground for mold and mildew. Unfortunately, not only do mold and mildew have bad odors, if you don’t treat them properly, they can also have negative impacts on your health. This spring, make sure you keep mold and mildew under control with the following tips. Keep Moisture Read More »
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October 15th, 2017 by
Hunter Adams
Mold is a fungus that can be beneficial, but in your home, is terrifying. While some types of mold make penicillin, the mold caused by excess moisture is scary and unhealthy when it invades your Maryland home. Fortunately, there are ways to prevent it before it happens. By following a few simple tips, you can Read More »
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September 15th, 2017 by
Hunter Adams
Recent news reports have highlighted outbreaks of mold on college campuses. Learn more about the recent mold scares, the dangers of mold, and how you can reduce your child’s risk of exposure. Recent Reports of Mold in Colleges Indiana University recently spent more than $568,000 correcting mold problems in two of its dormitories, according to Read More »
