Whether it is a cold, damp winter or a warm, humid summer, activities at home can result in moisture indoors and the appearance of mold. Mold can grow on walls, clothes, books, toys, and even CDs. It can turn prized possessions into musty relics that only look fit for the garbage. But is it also Read More…
A Mold Remediation Protocol is typically written when items or areas have been identified containing an unacceptable amount or type of mold and a client requires an industry-recognized method of removal or cleaning instructions. Before a Mold Remediation Protocol is written, a mold assessment is conducted by a qualified Mold Assessor (some States have licensure Read More…
Unless the home you’re buying shows signs of significant disrepair—and if it does, then why are you buying it?—inspecting for mold probably isn’t one of your top priorities during the purchase process. After all, a general home inspection will pick up on any mold problems, right? Well—sort of. A general home inspection can tell you Read More…