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8 Steps of Mold Remediation Series: Step # 2 – Proper Containment & Engineering Controls

Mold spores are tiny microscopic organisms that can only be seen under a microscope. Mold spores can become airborne just by walking near an affected area. Aspergillus and pennicillium mold can stay airborne for up to eight hours after one small air movement. Proper containment is a critical step; if

May 21, 2012

8 Steps Of Mold Remediation Series – Step #1: Proper Identification & Work Scope

Mold in our home and work environment has become an increasing hazard as our buildings get older and tighter. First of all, it is important to understand that mold spores are found everywhere and you will never get rid of mold spores completely. Mold is an essential micro-organism that is

May 14, 2012

Three Steps to Properly Remove Mold From Your Home or Business

The presence of mold in an indoor environment is typically due to things such as chronic humidity and condensation, poor ventilation, improper appliance exhaust, improperly mitigated water damage, or a combination of these conditions. Whatever the cause, the mold growth should be inspected by a qualified mold remediation contractor. It

February 22, 2012

Fire and Smoke Damage Clean Up

Fire damage in your home can be a very traumatic experience. It can also be a very confusing one. While it is the hope that a fire will never happen, if you experience one there are certain steps you can take to make the situation easier to manage. Homeowners often

December 1, 2011

Water Damage Maine: Water Damage Mitigation and Clean Up Company in Maine

Proper water damage mitigation and clean-up are essential to save your home or business after flooding, ice dams, or burst pipes. In each of these cases, the damage can be extensive and can include damaged drywall, insulation, wet hardwood floors, wet ceilings, wet carpets, etc. It is critical to act

November 15, 2011

Crawl Space Ventilation – Good or Bad?

Crawl Space Venting Often Causes Condensation, Mold Growth, Poor Indoor Air Quality and Higher Energy Bills. Venting on a Hot Summer Day When we say relative humidity we mean how full of water the air is relative to the maximum amount of water it can hold at a certain temperature.