Understanding the 25 Contiguous Square Feet Rule
Texas measures the 25-square-foot mold threshold using the contiguous surface material that must be cleaned or removed to remediate visible mold contamination.
Texas measures the 25-square-foot mold threshold using the contiguous surface material that must be cleaned or removed to remediate visible mold contamination.
Mold is a problem no homeowner wants to face. It can cause property damage, affect indoor air quality, and in some cases, create health concerns. If you suspect mold in your home, you might be tempted to grab an inexpensive…
A recent article published in Environmental Health Perspectives (Volume 132, Issue 8, August 2024) discussed the Effect of Damp and Mold Affected Housing on Mental Health. This review study found positive associations between residential dampness/mold exposure and poor mental health. The authors call…
Stachybotrys black mold is one of the most recognized and misunderstood mold species found in water-damaged buildings. Often referred to as “black mold,” it is commonly associated with prolonged moisture problems and can raise concerns for property owners Understanding Stachybotrys…
In the realm of household concerns, mold often lurks in the shadows, silently causing damage to your home and potentially harming your health. While it may seem like a minor issue, mold can quickly become a major problem if left unchecked.…