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Mold that returns after you've tried all that you can to get rid of it can be very upsetting. Mold exposure frequently causes minor allergy symptoms like sneezing, watery eyes, and sniffling. Mold exposure affects people differently, and some people may have severe symptoms such as asthma attacks or breathing difficulties. It's critical to get to the bottom of the problem if you want to avoid mold problems in the future. If you're having trouble with mold that continues reappearing after removal, you need to figure out why it's happening. The L…

As most homeowners are aware, a common topic regarding the risks for properties is toxins, specifically mold and asbestos. They are known for posing health hazards to those who live in the house and even the structure of the house itself. Despite often being grouped together when talked about, mold and asbestos are not similar. The processes involved in the removal of these things are different, and so is their formation. This article covers the key difference between these two substances. Since the removal of mold and/or asbestos is crucial, w…

Does your home have a musty smell, or have you come across black spots underneath a broken tile in the kitchen or bathroom? These are all telltale signs that your home’s flooring has mold. Mold can grow underneath the floor as a result of various factors, including high levels of indoor condensation, a broken water pipe, or a slow water leak. Mold could also come about as a result of poor workmanship when the flooring was being laid down. The following are answers to commonly asked questions regarding mold growth under flooring. What Are The Si…

Potential investors and homeowners sometimes have a negative view when it comes to older homes on the market. Their perception can be skewed with thoughts of worn-out walls, rusted piping, and a development infested with mold. Many assume that the older the home is, the higher the probability that the house has been exposed to conditions that promote the growth of mold. Is this true or is this simply a misconception of the market? To help you understand the risks of mold in older homes, the team from Markham Services has compiled this article. …

Attics are a prime feeding ground for mold. They provide ideal conditions for mold to grow and thrive as they are humid, hot, and the wood sheathing acts as an abundant food source. In addition, can you remember the last time you went up the attic to inspect it? Not many people do, and this means that the mold problem can go undetected for years! And, if you’re like most people, you’ll probably come to learn about the problem right before selling your home through a home inspection report. In today’s article, we’ll take you through everything y…