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Importance of Indoor Air Quality

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“Fresh air is as good for the mind as for the body. Nature…
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Exploring the Differences: Vapor Barrier vs. Encapsulation vs. Sealing

Mold can be found everywhere around us, but it is not dangerous…
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Common Sources of Mold in a Bathroom

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There are only a few things in life that are certain and one…
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5 Facts about mold

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Mold is everywhere around us, and we may even see it daily.…
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5 Benefits of an AprilAire Dehumidifier

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Apart from water, the air we breathe is the most essential thing…
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Why Do You Need To Eliminate Mold in Your Crawl Space?

We all know that having mold in your home is a serious problem…
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Why Air Quality Testing is an Important Part of the Mold Remediation Process

Indoor air quality tests are extremely important on their own, but they are even more important when they are part of a mold remediation process. Typically, air tests are performed during the initial mold inspection to detect if mold is present in the air or to evaluate the extent of visible mold that is present inside a home or business. Since mold spores are generally invisible to the naked eye and can be odorless air tests are an effective way to detect their presence. Air tests will also identify the type and amount of each mold that is exists in your space.
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Keep Your Indoor Air Fresh: Tips to Maintain Mold-Free Environments

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Indoor air quality is an extremely important topic because the…
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Mold Facts That You Probably Didn’t Know

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Bleach does not kill mold This is a very common mistake. When…
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Protecting Against COVID-19: How to Properly Disinfect Your Space

The coronavirus outbreak has many people thinking about the best…
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Clearing the Air: How to Handle Mold Issues in Your HVAC Ducts

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Crawlspaces, basement, attic, kitchen, and shower are a few places…
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Managing Water Damage and Mold in Your Home After a Storm

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Are you suffering from flooding, water damage or mold growth after a recent storm? Are you unsure what to do about it or where to start? Well, you have come to the right place! Excess water due to flooding, a burst pipe, a leaky roof, storm damage can cause major problems. Water can affect the integrity of the building, can ruin material items or electronics and more. Unfortunately, it doesn’t just end with water damage as mold will typically soon follow.