Understanding Different Types of Mold Did you know that mold is an umbrella term that refers to a broad range of fungi? Most anyone knows about Stachybotrys, the black mold. It is famous for causing severe allergic reactions. Its black color and growth pattern on cellulose-containing building materials have made…

What You Need to Know About Black Mold Exposure The few specks of black mold you see could be the tip of the iceberg. A much larger, more dangerous, mold infestation may be hiding just out of sight. If you do not deal with it quickly and decisively, black mold…

Recognizing These Black Mold Symptoms Can Keep Your Family Safe Stachybotrys chartarum, aka toxic black mold, grows well in moisture-rich environments. It primarily attaches itself to building materials that contain cellulose. Examples include gypsum and fiberboards. Mold spores travel in the home through heating and air conditioning systems. How do…

There are no conclusive studies that show mold has a direct impact on human pregnancy, but we do know is that there is a population of people who are sensitive to mold and will get sick if exposed to it.

The invention of HVAC has made our lives substantially more comfortable here in Georgia., but have we sealed out the harsh temperatures and wrapped ourselves into the contained, mild environment of our homes.

Mosquitoes are lurking under leaves, mulch, eaves, and other damp, shady places, just waiting for you to disturb their habitat so they can come out for a meal. So logically, going inside your home seems to be the best remedy if you don’t have to be outside. Then there is also the added bonus of avoiding the summer heat if you stay inside. Sounds like the perfect solution, right?

Do you ever feel physically better when you leave your home? Did you know your indoor air quality might be worse than the polluted, smog filled air outside? There is a direct correlation between these two thoughts. Poor air quality in your home puts your family at risk for asthma,…