Dave Johnson | March 27, 2011
Everybody has encountered mold at one time or another. It does not matter if you have a new home, an apartment or just subletting a place, you will have to handle mold at some point in time. It may be in the form of pink dots in your bathtub after you forget to rinse out [...]
Raul | March 13, 2011
My next door neighbors and I have a very serious problem. Our landlord has been renting out the duplex we are living in, knowing full well of the many problems that are currently plaguing our respective homes. Among these problems are collapsing roofs, collapsing shower floors, and water damaged kitchen sinks. But most of all, [...]
Daryl Olsen | February 24, 2011
An error was made in the original construction which lead to dampness, which lead to mold growing. The contractor was a prominent local home builder. The homeowner asked the the builder to help investigate the water source, correct it and repair the damage. The home builder recognized their error, and to their credit offered to [...]
Dave Johnson | July 1, 2010
Mold, mildew, mushrooms and yeasts are in the fungi family. These are distinct organisms from plants and animals in several respects. On the cellular degree they differ from both animal and plant. There are approximately 100,000 species of fungi. 500 varieties of the fungal species are described as being capable of causing infections. The development [...]
Dave Johnson | June 30, 2010
Mold could be one of the most undiagnosed health troubles that we deal with nowadays. Unlike animals and plants, mold wants moisture, oxygen and something to feed on, organic or inorganic. It loves moisture and darkness. In your house you could have mold or mildew from water on your walls at the back your shower, [...]
