Common Places Mold Develops Inside Your Home
Different areas of a home are exposed to different levels of moisture, humidity, and airflow, which can make some spaces more susceptible to mold...
How You Use Your Home Can Increase Your Mold Risk
The structure of your home matters when it comes to mold, but so does the way you actually live in it. Daily routines, storage habits, and which...
What Happens After Water Damage in Your Home?
A water issue can feel resolved once everything looks dry again. You may clean up the affected area, run...
April Showers Bring… Mold?
We all know the saying, “April showers bring May flowers,” but those spring rains can also bring something far less pleasant—mold. As temperatures...
Spring Allergies or Indoor Air Quality Issue?
Each year, spring rolls in with blooming flowers, longer days—and unfortunately, sneezing, itchy eyes, and congestion for millions of people. But...
Winter to Spring: How Seasonal Changes Impact Your Indoor Air
As winter fades and spring emerges, your indoor air quality faces new challenges. The transition between seasons can introduce allergens, moisture...
Spring Indoor Air Refresh: 10 Ways to Breathe Better Air
Spring is the season for fresh air—make sure the air inside your home is just as clean! Here are 10 effective ways to reduce allergens, pollutants,...
What Molds are dangerous to humans and animals?
Some molds are known to produce mycotoxins that can be harmful to humans and animals. Some of the more well-known and potentially dangerous molds...
Why a whole home hepa air filtration system is better than UV Light?
While both UV light and HEPA air filtration systems can be effective in improving indoor air quality and reducing the presence of mold spores, here...
What Is the Stack Effect and Why Crawl Space Encapsulation Matters?
Did you know that your home’s air moves in ways you might not realize? One of the biggest factors affecting indoor air quality and energy efficiency...