Tips on where to look for mold and what a professional mold inspector should and should not do.
Post Remediation Verification (also called Clearance Testing) is industry jargon for when the mold inspector returns to test the work area after remediation is completed. It’s the process of making sure all of the mold was removed. Most mold remediation companies are familiar with the term Post Remediation Verification and will suggest the home owner […]
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Inspecting an HVAC for mold is one of the most important parts of doing a mold inspection. It’s a place to look for mold growth, as well as standing water that can cause bacteria to flourish. Do not open access panels that have electrical or hazardous parts and are not the proper panels that need
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Mold likes to keep a low profile and not be disturbed. It is usually not found growing out in the open. Half of the time mold is hiding. The other half of the time you may find it but you have to know where to look. Fortunately it is not that hard to think like
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Musty odors and visible water damage stains are probably the best indicators there may be a mold problem indoors. Mold may also be present without a musty odor if things dried up some time ago. Studies show that mold is hiding about 50% of the time3. Your home or office may not have any visible
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You may spend tens of thousands of dollars on mold remediation and testing. Wouldn’t it be nice to know that what’s being proposed by the mold inspector and mold remediation companies is going to work.
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