Can Basement Mold Affect the Rest of My Home

Can Basement Mold Affect the Rest of My Home?

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Mold often appears in areas affected by moisture, particularly in basements and crawlspaces where humidity levels are high, temperatures are warm, and mold spores can rapidly multiply. Addressing mold growth as soon as it is detected is vital because the mold will continue to spread and cause additional damage. Even if the mold appears in an area that seems to …

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Physical Signs of Mold in Your Home

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Finding mold at your home or business can be devastating. Mold forms in moist environments, usually due to a leak or water damage, and it can cause significant property damage. The damage from mold can be very costly to fix and exposure to mold can be dangerous for your health. This is why you should always watch out for signs of mold damage in your home or building and immediately take action to remove any mold growth you find.

Protects Wet Carpeting from Mold

How to Protect Wet Carpeting from Mold

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If you’ve experienced a flood and your carpet has soaked up the water, it can be a very unpleasant experience. Not only will all the carpeting need to be replaced, but it is also important to react immediately to make sure that mold growth does not form and affect the rest of your property. Below are some tips on what you should do if your carpet gets wet, and how you can prevent mold on your property.

Mold from Windowsills

How to Remove Green Mold from Window Sill

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Windowsills covered in splotches of green mold should be dealt with swiftly. Green mold, and mold in general, is hazardous to health as well as damage to building structures. Here’s how a homeowner can approach the DIY task of removing small growths of pesky green mold from windowsills. What is green mold? Green mold is any species of mold that …

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Mold in Rental House: What to Do

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Laws offer some level of protection when it comes to mold growth within rental units. State laws vary and change over time. Usually, in all 50 states, state law outlines that landlords are responsible for the cost of mold remediation if the mold growth occurs due to a fault of the landlord, such as failing to repair a leaky roof or fix a broken water pipe that caused mold growth.