Mold remediation is a tricky process. There are endless variables and factors at play that can dramatically affect the safety of your family, building occupants, and property. Mold is known to pose health risks and costly damage when left untreated. (more…)
Continue ReadingLiving in Easton opens a world of stunning nature, historic architecture, enriching community events – and sometimes, pesky mold. Whether it lurks in residential or commercial settings, mold is common for many local property owners and managers. However, living in Easton also comes with the benefit and peace of mind that experts are nearby to completely rid your space of mold. (more…)
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Mold Removal in Allentown? While finding a few small dark, fuzzy spots or smelling a musty odor may seem inconsequential, it could be the first signs of mold intrusion – or an indicator of a hidden problem with the potential for severe consequences. Without professional mold removal, you could pay a hefty price. If you’re on the fence about whether to remove the mold on your property, consider following the three P’s: Promote, Protect, and Prevent. (more…)
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Mold is everywhere, including here in Allentown. In fact, it’s been on our planet for at least 100 million years! Scientists estimate that there are 100,000 different species of mold in the environment, some more dangerous than others. In this article, we’re exploring scenarios that could point to a mold problem in your residential or commercial property – those that require an Allentown mold remediation service. (more…)
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Humans have been dealing with mold for a long, long time. 600 million years, give or take. It even gets a mention in the Bible, with the book of Leviticus referring to “defiling mold.” That’s a good way to put it. Mold can be both unsightly and toxic, which is why mold inspection and testing is so important for commercial building owners. (more…)
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The term “sick building syndrome” was first coined in 1986 by the World Health Organization. And while it refers to a building where people begin to feel unwell for no apparent reason, most sick building cases can usually be traced back to one culprit: toxic mold. Although typically found in kitchens, basements and bathrooms, mold can thrive in any place subject to high levels of humidity. Mold infestations can also spring up after water-related mishaps, such as burst pipes, roof leaks or flooding. And once mold forms, it’s easy for it to spread through your building via your HVAC system, leading to potential health problems for your workers and customers. (more…)
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