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Mold and the Rainy Season
If you live in the Northeast, you know that the summer of 2009 has been wet and rainy. Between May and June, Pennsylvania had over 10 inches of rain. In New York City, rain fell for 23 out of 30 days in the month of June.
Mold Test Kits and Indoor Air Quality Testing
When a home or building is infested with mold, the contamination can often be seen. It can exist along baseboards or on walls. At other times the mold may be hidden, such as within walls. In these cases, there may be musty smell or inhabitants may suffer from breathing or health problems. It is important to determine what type(s) of mold are present.
Could Christmas Trees be a Source of Indoor Mold?
Besides a pine scent and holiday cheer, live Christmas trees could bring something entirely unwholesome into your home.
Moisture and Mold
Water and mold spores are the recipe for home mold infestation, growing in damp places that you may or may not see.
Mold Damage Often Follows Flooding
Water damage due to storms and flooding do more than structural damage. The aftereffects can be just as damaging as the initial disaster.