Mold Remediation

Mold is a common issue for many homeowners. It is an opportunistic organism that…

What are the 5 levels of Mold Remediation? The 5 levels of mold remediation…

Wood is exceptionally vulnerable to mold because it is made up of a deeply penetrable and fibrous material that easily absorbs moisture.

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Discovering mold in your home can be scary. You’ve probably heard of all of…

How often do you spend time in your attic? Perhaps once a year to…

If you have a mold issue on the walls of your home, it can…

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Mold is the last thing you want to deal with in your home. Not…

Mold Remediation Finding mold can make your stomach drop. Not only is it unsightly,…

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An Important Decision There are many tips and tricks in the industry but here…

The Dangers of Mold Spores Having mold circulating in the air of a home…

It is frustrating and sometimes downright scary to notice mold growth on your walls, favorite furniture, and personal belongings. In such cases moldy drywall and other porous items typically have to be discarded by professional mold remediators. Fortunately, you can often salvage some specific types of moldy semi porous and non porous or hard items yourself. In this post we share some tips on removing mold from hard or semi porous and non porous surfaces.

Mold is not a topic that most homeowners want to think about. If they…

Vital Oxide is an odorless disinfectant that is also used to kill mold. It…