Mold Education

  How could a potential homebuyer overlook something like mold? Mold is known to be extremely toxic and in the worst cases can affect the structural integrity of a building. How could someone even attempt to pass a home on the market with mold? Well, it’s honestly all about perception.   Yes, mold is dangerous.

If you’re familiar with the term mildew, you are also no doubt familiar with mold. The two virtually go hand in hand. Well, just because you’ve heard of mold or mildew, it doesn’t necessarily mean you know the difference between the two. In fact, you’d be surprised at the number of people that get them

It is only natural to be concerned about mold when buying a home. A home is a huge investment and you will be highly mistaken to not be concerned about mold. It could be a deal breaker for some. Mold is not only potentially dangerous, but it is unsightly, can grow foul, and eventually lead

Every home has its own unique smell. People have their unique smells, and this is just one of the many things that make us unique. It goes without saying that there are factors that can alter and affect these smells. Some can be attributed to the better and some can be attributed to the worse.

Is it typical allergic symptoms or prolonged exposure to mold? This seems to be the common question many homeowners find themselves asking these days. With flu season already here, it is highly understandable how many can confuse the two. Combine that with the fact that mold exposure appears like common allergy symptoms, and it only

If you’ve heard anything about mold, you’ve likely heard that it is bad, dangerous, and should be avoided at all costs. This is essentially true, as mold is an area that is only made much worse when the uninformed get involved. That said, mold does get a bad rap. It is no doubt dangerous, but