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What are mold spores?
Mold spores are tiny, lightweight cells that are produced by mold and released into the air to reproduce. Mold spores are found naturally in the environment and are a...
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02DecRead More
Everything You Need to Know About Aspergillus Mold
Aspergillus mold, also known as black mold, is one of the most common molds in homes today. Its black color and fuzzy texture can be hard to miss as...
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22NovRead More
Insurance Policies and Mold Coverage
Mold is often a problem to find in our homes. Mold can cause a plethora of health problems, as well as damage the property it inhabits. And yet all...
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08NovRead More
What is Surface Mold?
Surface mold is often a problem in homes that have water damage. It can also be caused by excess humidity, lack of ventilation, or poor drainage problems. The most...
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01AugRead More
How Humidity Can Lead to Mold
High humidity can prove to be a danger to any structure and lead to destructive mold and health consequences for anyone working or living inside. As well, water damage...
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25JulRead More
Can Mold Kill You? The Dangers of Mold Exposure
How Toxic Molds Grow Mold spores are always present in the air, but they only become a problem when they find an ideal combination of temperature, food, and water....
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11JulRead More
How Slow Water Leaks Can Cause Massive Damage
A slow water leak from plumbing can cause mold and other damages. Water leaks can start small and go unnoticed, but they can also lead to significant problems that...
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08JulRead More
Aspergillus Mold – Is It Dangerous?
Here is what you need to know about Aspergillus mold, and whether it’s harmful. What is Aspergillus mold? According to microbiology, Aspergillus mold is a fungus found in soil,...
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07JulRead More
Water Classes of Damage
Water damage is the leading cause of mold growth. Not all water damage is treated the same, though. Different degrees of water damage are separated into different classes. Water...
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06JulRead More
Microbiology
When Structures are allowed to remain wet for extended periods of time, microbial growth begins nature’s recycling process. Microorganisms begin to feed on the organic materials in the structure,...