How do I prevent or avoid mold from growing?
Mold only needs a few things to grow and multiply: Nutrients (food), a suitable place to grow, and moisture.It can
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Who can test for mold?
Many states have regulations for mold assessors, and each state’s requirements may differ. A Florida-licensed mold assessor is the only
Read moreWhat are some associated health problems with mold?
There is ongoing research on the health effects related to mold exposure. Molds produce allergens (substances that can cause allergic
Read moreHow do I identify if I have mold in my home?
Indoor mold growth can usually be seen or smelled. In most cases, if visible mold growth (for example, water damage)
Read moreIs mold dangerous?
It can be. Everyone responds differently. Young children, older adults, and those who, for other reasons, have weakened immune systems
Read moreThere are mold spots in the ceiling of two rooms in my home. What can I do about it? Can I spray it with bleach to make it go away?
Many commercial products on the market can be used to remove small areas of surface mold. However, it is imperative
Read moreMy house smells musty, and my kids are always sneezing and complaining of watery eyes. What can be done to identify the source?
Musty odors are usually the result of mold growth. Mold growth is always the result of inappropriate moisture. This can
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