Valentine’s Day is all about love—so why not show some love to your home? While you’re picking out chocolates and flowers, take a moment to think about your home’s safety and health. After all, a safe and healthy home is one of the best gifts you can give your family. Mold and asbestos may not … Read more
Selling a home is a big task. Ensuring your property is in great shape can help you secure a quick sale. One often-overlooked step is mold and asbestos testing before selling your home. These hidden dangers can ruin deals, lower value, and create legal issues. Proactive testing benefits both sellers and buyers, especially during slower … Read more
As cold and flu season sets in, many people experience persistent congestion, fatigue, and a nagging cough. While these symptoms are often blamed on seasonal viruses, sickness from mold could be the hidden culprit. Mold thrives in damp, enclosed spaces and releases spores into the air, triggering respiratory issues and flu-like symptoms. If you or … Read more
Winter storms bring more than just snow and ice; they can also cause significant water damage to homes. When melting snow, ice, or heavy rainfall seeps into your property, it creates the perfect conditions for mold growth. Understanding how mold forms and why testing for it is crucial after winter storms can help you protect … Read more
As the new year kicks off, it’s the perfect time to focus on the health and safety of your home. While many resolutions center around personal wellness, financial goals, or organization, homeowners should also prioritize the health of their living spaces. This year, resolve to include mold and asbestos testing in your home maintenance plans. … Read more
After the holiday season, it’s time for cleanup. You’re probably organizing gifts, cleaning up the kitchen, and packing away decorations. But don’t forget the hidden spaces in your home—like your basement and attic. These areas are great for storage but can also harbor mold. If you accessed these spaces during the holidays, mold testing should … Read more
As the crisp winter air settles in, many of us start focusing on preparing our homes for the colder months. This typically involves things like insulating pipes, sealing windows, and making sure the heating system is in good working order. But there’s one area we often overlook: indoor air quality. Poor ventilation and excess moisture … Read more
When most people think of mold growth in their homes or buildings, they often focus on high-moisture areas like bathrooms, basements, and kitchens. However, there’s a less obvious factor that can contribute to mold proliferation: egress. Understanding the relationship between egress and mold growth is key to maintaining a safe, healthy living environment. In this … Read more