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When was the last time you thought about the cleanliness of your Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) System (HVAC)? Most of us tend to overlook the significance of an annual cleaning. However, a clean HVAC system plays a vital role in maintaining indoor air quality, enhancing energy efficiency, and promoting a healthy living environment. Let’s explore the importance of having your HVAC cleaned and the numerous benefits it offers.
Read MoreConquering High Humidity in Basements
Basements serve as valuable extensions to our living spaces, providing additional storage, recreational areas, and extra bedrooms. However, they also happen to be notorious for their tendency to harbor high humidity levels. This unwelcome moisture can lead to a host of issues, including musty odors, mold growth, and even structural damage. Let’s explore the causes of high humidity in basements and review effective strategies to combat this pervasive problem.
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Attic Mold? – Have No Fear!
You’ve seen the report: “Suspected microbial growth. Recommend evaluation by licensed mold remediator.”
You’ve heard the sentence: “There are black stains on the sheathing in the attic.”
The sellers are saying, “It’s been that way for years.”
The buyers are freaking out at the word “mold.” They’re worried it’s throughout the whole house…in the walls and lying in wait.
The fact is, mold affects everyone differently, but it is less of a concern when it is outside the living space (like an attic). Testing the air in the living space could tell you if it is affecting the air quality in the living space of the home. While every situation is unique, air testing often shows that the indoor air quality is not usually being affected by what is in the attic.
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