Mold Inspection The term “toxic mold” is not accurate. While certain molds are toxigenic, meaning they can produce toxins (specifically mycotoxins), the molds themselves are not toxic, or poisonous. Hazards presented by molds that may produce mycotoxins should be considered the same as other common molds which can grow in read more…
Mold and Your A/C Unit Mold is a natural part of our world. It is everywhere we go. It plays a very important part in our world by breaking down dead organic matter such as leaves, decayed trees, grass cuttings and other things of nature. It does not belong indoors read more…
Mold and a Dehumidifier Its in the middle of the winter and the humidity is 10% outside. You know that feeling of chapped lips and your sinuses are raw from being too dry. Your asthma and allergies are acting up because of the low level of moisture in the air. read more…
Moisture Surveys Do You Have a “LEAKING HOUSE”? OR Is It “MOLD”? We begin our inspections with a moisture survey. This will help your Doctor to understand what is happening in your home. Doctors are beginning to understand the nature of mold and allergens on the immune system and allergic read more…
Mold in Office buildings, schools, and other nonindustrial buildings can develop persistent dampness through a variety of mechanisms. These commonly include roof and window leaks, flooding events, condensation, plumbing leaks, and high indoor humidity. A wet foundation can also cause persistent dampness which can lead to mold. Foundations can often read more…
