Mold can grow anywhere indoors: in your basement, bathroom, under a leaking sink, or behind drywall. In large concentrations, toxic mold spores in the air can cause allergic reactions to building occupants. In the long run, these could develop into more serious health…
Are your allergy symptoms not improving? Are you experiencing a cough that doesn't seem to go away? Have you ever wondered why these health-related problems keep reoccurring every now and then for no obvious or logical reason? Your recurrent health conditions could possibly…
With high levels of moisture and humidity, mold growth can become widespread and infest large areas inside the home. After a recent water damage event, such as leaks, overflows, backups or other forms of flooding, mold can start growing in as little as…
If there’s water damage—even any moisture—molds can develop within 48 hours. When there are high temperature and humidity, plus lack of light and air circulation, molds can grow fast. During a flood cleanup, the indoor air quality in your home or in your…
