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What Causes Mold?
Mold is a type of fungus that thrives in damp, humid environments. It is a common problem in many homes, particularly in areas with poor ventilation or high moisture levels. Understanding the causes of mold is crucial for preventing its growth and protecting your home...
Why Traditional Mold Remediation Doesn’t Work
To understand traditional mold remediation, it is important to understand Mold History. Mold has been an issue for centuries. You can read about the challenges of mold in homes even in Biblical times. Even before science began to link mold exposure to human illnesses,...
Where did the Dead Mold Myth come from, and why does it linger?
Bleach The question gets asked often. What do we tell customers who have either read or been told that “dead mold” can still make you sick? To answer this and other misconceptions, let’s dive into the history of the industry and my opinion as to how this whole thing...
Chronic Inflamatory Response Syndrome “CIRS”
We often run into customers who talk of Chronic Inflammatory Response Syndrome (CIRS). CIRS occurs when there is widespread inflammation caused by a bio-toxin (often mold) in the body that leads to immune system dysfunction. “Mold illness” is a subcategory of CIRS but...
The Mold Remediation Process Explained and What You Can Do To Prevent Mold in Your Home
Mold remediation is a crucial process that involves identifying, containing, and removing mold from a home to ensure a safe living environment. Here’s a detailed overview of the entire process, including reconstruction after removal: 1. Assessment and Inspection...
It’s Important to use a Remediations Specialist who is IICRC Certified.
Using a mold remediation contractor who is IICRC (Institute of Inspection, Cleaning and Restoration Certification) certified is important for several reasons: 1. Expertise and Knowledge Training: IICRC-certified contractors have undergone rigorous training in mold...
How to Identify Mold Growth in Your Home
Mold is a common problem in many homes, especially in areas prone to moisture or humidity. Whether it’s the result of water damage, poor ventilation, or high humidity, mold can quickly spread and cause significant problems if not addressed. Beyond structural damage to...
Understanding Mold Remediation After Water Damage
Mold is one of the most damaging and hazardous byproducts of water damage. When a home or building experiences flooding, plumbing leaks, or high humidity, mold can begin to grow within 24 to 48 hours if moisture is not properly managed. Mold not only causes structural...
Mold Removal Techniques
Mold growth in homes and buildings is a serious issue that can lead to structural damage and significant health risks. Effective mold removal is essential to protect both the property and its occupants. While small mold problems can often be handled by homeowners,...
Health Effects of Mold in Your Home
Mold is a type of fungus that grows in damp, warm, and humid environments. While it plays a vital role in nature by breaking down dead organic matter, mold in your home can pose serious health risks. Mold can grow on various surfaces, including wood, drywall, carpet,...