In many cases, if mold has grown on carpet, cleaning will not be possible. If growth has occurred on more […]
Tag: Building biology
In order to grow, mold needs moisture, oxygen, a food source, and a surface to grow on. Mold spores are […]
Just because mold is not immediately apparent or visible on a carpet’s surface does not mean that mold growth is […]
We posted pictures a few days ago showing the damage fire can cause to a home. Here’s a set of […]
Water penetrates into structural cavities creating trapped pockets of saturation. The detection of water in these areas can often only […]
Radon is a gas that has no color, odor, or taste and comes from the natural radioactive breakdown of uranium […]
On many occasions, I field calls from customers who have mold growth in their home and are under the impression […]
The pollen from ragweed causes allergy symptoms in many people. These symptoms include sneezing, runny or stuffy nose, and itchy […]
Bulk Sampling is another technique used for direct examination. A direct exam allows for the immediate determination of the presence […]
Surface sampling is the most common technique used to test surfaces for mold during a mold inspection. It provides valuable information. […]